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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHTS METRO


New Orleans, LA MAR 24 – 28, XENEX


Case Carts Enclosed case carts from Metro are designed to be quieter and easier to roll to raise staff and pa- tient satisfaction levels. They are engineered to store more in less space and reduce reprocessing time, driving effi ciency in your case management pro- cess. Find out more at AORN booth #2131.


See Metro at AORN booth 2131 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-056


DALE MEDICAL


POST-SURGICAL BRA The Dale Post-Surgical Bra offers soft support and compression following breast surgery. Soft, seamless, breath- able fabric stretches to accommodate edema without binding or irritation. Front closure and detachable straps allow ease of application.


See Dale Medical at AORN booth 2523 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-024


SUMMIT MEDICAL


Minne Ties Agile MMF by Summit Medical is a non-invasive, innovative approach to achieving maxilla-mandibular fi xation (MMF). This safe, simple and effi cient alternative to existing wire and hybrid devices minimizes risks of wire sticks to surgeons and decreases patient discomfort.


See Summit Medical at AORN booth 2247 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-053


MOBILE INSTRUMENT SERVICE & REPAIR


ScopeControl is the first and only automated rigid endoscope testing system and it is available exclusively from Mobile Instru- ment Service. ScopeControl is a fully automated rigid endoscope testing system that guarantees your scopes are an exact match to manufacturer designs and ready


for OR use. ScopeControl gives you 100% quality validation in 3 minutes or less! Contact Mobile Instrument Service at www.mobileinstrument.


com or 1-800-722-3675. Mobile Instrument is the exclusive distributor. See Mobile Instrument at AORN booth 431 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-047


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HEALTHCARE N


AT AORN BOOTH 2324


Xenex Disinfection Systems Powered by pulsed xenon SureStrike 360 tech- nology, the Xenex LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robots are the standard of care for whole room, no-touch disinfection. Supported by nearly two dozen peer reviewed studies, it’s no wonder over 400 hospitals have chosen Xenex to elevate their environmental hygiene practices. Visit www.xenex.com


See Xenex at AORN booth 3127 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-054


RUHOF


Instrument Transport Humectant Pre-Cleaner Prepzyme Forever Wet with Bio-Clean Technology is a neutral pH, multi-tiered enzymatic humectant spray which promotes the long lasting retention of moisture on soiled instruments and scopes thus helping to prevent the adhesion of bio-burden. This unique formulation gently coats instruments to maintain moisture making it an ideal pre-cleaner for soiled instruments during transport or when left for an extended period of time.


See Ruhof at AORN booth 2923 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-029


SUMMIT MEDICAL


InstruSafe Instrument Protection Trays by Summit Medical optimize the organization of your instrument sets and provide 360 degrees of protection during sterilization, transportation and storage. With validations for a variety of sterilization cycles, InstruSafe standard and custom trays are a smart choice for use with both wrap and rigid containers.


See Summit Medical at AORN booth 2247 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?803hp-035


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