Reddish Film Buildup on MIS Surgical Kit: Advice?
Last Updated: May 19, 2012
We have been having a reddish film that is present on our surgical kit (MIS) after being autoclaved. I follow all of the protocol given by MIS for cleaning the instruments: soak them in sterile saline after use, shake them in ultrasonic cleaner with surgical cleaning liquid, rinse, dry (somewhat) and then autoclave. It does not appear to be blood on the instruments because it appears where there was no contamination. If I had to guess it would have to be some of the enzymatic cleaner in the ultrasonic that did not get rinsed out completely or minerals in the water when they are rinsed? Has anyone had this happen to them? Please advise.
4 Comments on Reddish Film Buildup on MIS Surgical Kit: Advice?
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05/22/2012
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05/23/2012
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06/05/2012
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