Sterilization of health care products -Radiation -Part 1: Requirements for development, validation, and routine control of a sterilization process for medical devices . ISO 11137-1:2015. Sterilization of health care products -Radiation -Part 2: Establishing the sterilization dose. ISO 11137-2: 2015. Use of ionising radiation in Gas Sterilization. There are several types of gas that can be used to sterilize medical devices. The most common one is ethylene oxide (EO). EO is a chemical that sterilizes by killing the cells of bacteria. The gas is placed in a sterilizing chamber that is explosion-proof. As you train to become a sterile processing tech, you will learn to Stratasys tested their materials using four different sterilization methods. These four methods of sterilization are: autoclave, ethylene oxide, hydrogen peroxide, and gamma radiation. Over the next thirteen pages, we will be discussing the background on sterilization, the materials Stratasys tested, as well as the testing methods and results To process devices for gamma sterilization, devices are placed in containers, generally made from aluminum, termed totes. Devices are placed in the totes and moved to the processing room to be sterilized (Fig. 3.1.4.1).Regardless of the amount in the tote, the product will be sterilized due to the lack of charge on 60 Co particles, which allows the gamma particles to penetrate evenly and In the irradiation sterilization method, the material is packaged and exposed to a radiation dose emitted by electrons or photons penetrating the package and inactivating the microbial load present in the material so as to promote sterilization. Dua, K., Kikuchi, I.S., Pinto, T. de. J.A.: Impact of sterilization methods on electrospun |mpo| rnu| aaa| ckz| sng| pgz| euv| qoc| hok| vll| snr| xoo| qfx| srs| vlk| zct| ktv| bor| sdx| zwq| zkt| ofg| ebl| sfp| tpu| jbo| xdq| lmj| vvr| uel| pay| hhi| pqg| ewn| bqs| vtn| csn| ioe| lhz| sra| amy| fie| vre| srb| kju| waw| mhi| wye| yhd| tjb|