Processing of surgical instruments for minimally invasive surgery.

E Pfeifer
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Processing of surgical instruments for Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS). General information on the development of Minimally Invasive Surgery and MIS instruments is given. The "MIS" scientific study group was formed to discuss and find solutions for design and hygienic problems in MIS. The article describes various groups of MIS instruments, i.e. disposable instruments, instruments with a cleaning channel, and instruments which can be dismantled. Aspects of how the instruments can be processed effectively will be discussed in detail, including an example of a survey carried out in a German hospital with a special monitoring method. Requirements are described for MIS instrumentation with regard to design, material, and surface conditions. Requirements for hygienic processing methods are listed. The article also describes the necessary control and confirmation of cleanliness, which proves to be a very particular problem. Conclusions on the present status of technology and the possibilities for future development with regard to the processing of MIS-instrumentation are given.

微创外科手术器械的加工。
微创手术(MIS)手术器械的加工。介绍了微创手术和MIS仪器的发展概况。成立了“管理信息系统”科学研究小组,讨论和寻找管理信息系统设计和卫生问题的解决方案。本文介绍了MIS仪器的各种类型,即一次性仪器、带清洗通道的仪器和可拆卸的仪器。将详细讨论如何有效处理这些仪器的各个方面,包括在德国一家医院用特殊监测方法进行调查的一个例子。描述了MIS仪器在设计、材料和表面条件方面的要求。列出了卫生处理方法的要求。文章还描述了清洁的必要控制和确认,这是一个非常特殊的问题。最后对miss仪器加工的技术现状和未来发展的可能性进行了总结。
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