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Care and Sterilization<\/h1><\/span>
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  • Brand new surgical instruments must be cleaned before the first sterilization.<\/li>\n
  • Hemostats Forceps must be cleaned in the open state.<\/li>\n
  • Before sterilization, when compiling the operation baskets the grid lock\/ratchet should be closed only in first gear. This will avoid that the instruments during sterilization (temperature increases to 134 \u00b0C) are under tension and stress fractures occur in the conclusion.<\/li>\n
  • Handover of instruments during operation will be improved.<\/li>\n
  • Sterilization is not a substitute for cleanliness!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Results of improper treatment<\/h3>\n\n\t\t