Reducing the Risk of Biofilm
When biofilm forms on a device, like a transesophageal echocardiogram ultrasound (TEE) probe, it is nearly impossible to remove and can endanger patient safety.
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Study Completed on the TD 100 Automated TEE Probe Disinfector's removal of HPV
Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) place a huge financial burden on facilities, can have enormous impacts on a provider's reputation, and put financial and emotional strain on patients.
The Importance of Cleaning
If a probe is not cleaned properly, it may result in biofilm developing on the probe, making disinfection difficult to achieve.
FAQ Spotlight: TEE Probe or Endoscope?
Since TEE Probes and Endoscopes can look alike, it can be easy to assume that they can be cleaned and disinfected in the same manner.
Bacterial Contamination of Ultrasound Probes from Common Drying Methods
by Brenna Morris, Microbiologist, B.S. and Tom Fischer, Chief Science Officer, Ph.D
