Preparation Before Cleaning And Disinfection; Preparation; Cleaning And Disinfection; Manual Cleaning And Disinfection - KLS Martin group Reconstruction de l'avant-bras IPS Implants Mode D'emploi

5.3

Preparation before Cleaning and Disinfection

Cleaning and disinfection in cleaning machines is always to be preferred to manual cleaning, as mechanical
cleaning processes can be validated and standardized.
• Observe the manufacturers' operating and loading instructions.
5.3.1

Preparation

Store the products on carriers suitable for cleaning, e.g. sterilizing sieve trays or tray baskets.
Do not clean and disinfect implants together with contaminated instruments.
• Disassemble multi-piece products as far as possible prior to clinical reprocessing
• Open products with joints, pivots or ratchets, such as scissors, clamps or pliers, as far as possible.
• Ensure access to cannulations, cavities and lumina.
5.4

Cleaning and Disinfection

5.4.1

Manual Cleaning and Disinfection

Generally, only neutral or mildly alkaline cleaning and disinfection are permitted (pH < 11).
The following cleaning process has been validated.
To be used for rinsing:
• Demineralized water:
• Drinking water:
Phase Step
1 Cleaning
2 Brushing
3 Final rinse
4 Drying
5 Disinfection
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Demineralized water at room temperature (20 °C ± 2 °C)
Cold drinking water (16 °C ± 2 °C)
Temperature Time
Room temperature > 10 min
Cold 1 min
Room temperature < 1 min
Room temperature --
> 20 °C > 5 min
IPS® Implants Forearm Reconstruction
Water quality Chemical agent
Aldehyde-free, phenol-free and quat-
Demineralized water
free, pH-neutral to mildly alkaline
Drinking water --
Demineralized water --
-- --
Chemical agents suitable for medical
--
devices
Instructions for Use
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