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Aditya Kapoor1, Amit Vora2, Gita Nataraj3
1Dept. of Cardiology, Sanjay Gandhi PGIMS, Lucknow, India.
Abstract:
Reuse of medical device is accepted worldwide. Benefits of reuse include not only cost saving but a favorable impact on environment. However, certain requirements should be met for reuse to be safe and effective. The devices, which can be reused, should be clearly defined, a meticulous process for dis-infection and sterilization followed and its functionality ascertained before use. Further, an appropriate consent should be obtained where necessary and the cost saving entailed should be directly passed on to the patient.
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