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DISPOSABLE COVID BOX - A new invention.

Rakesh K Chawla1, Aditya K Chawla2, Arun Madan3

  • 1Jaipur Golden Hospital, Saroj Super Specialty Hospital & Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute, Delhi, India.

The Indian Journal of Tuberculosis
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A novel, inexpensive Disposable COVID Box safely contains aerosols during bronchoscopy. This method protects healthcare workers and patients from infectious particles during the procedure.

Keywords:
Acrylic boardBronchoscopyDisposable covid boxPolypropylene sheetSodium hypochlorite

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Area of Science:

  • Respiratory Medicine
  • Infectious Disease Control
  • Medical Device Innovation

Background:

  • Bronchoscopy is a high-risk aerosol-generating procedure, posing significant infection transmission risks during pandemics.
  • Existing safety measures may be costly or cumbersome, necessitating innovative solutions.

Discussion:

  • The Disposable COVID Box is a low-cost, easily assembled device using readily available materials like acrylic boards and polypropylene sheets.
  • It creates a disposable, airtight chamber around the patient, minimizing aerosol escape during bronchoscopy.
  • The procedure involves a small incision for scope insertion, with the sheet being disposed of post-procedure.

Key Insights:

  • The Disposable COVID Box effectively contains aerosols, preventing their release into the atmosphere.
  • This method ensures the safety of both the bronchoscopist and the patient.
  • The cost-effectiveness and reusability of the core components make it a sustainable solution.

Outlook:

  • Further validation and adoption of the Disposable COVID Box can enhance safety protocols in respiratory procedures.
  • This innovation offers a practical approach to performing aerosol-generating procedures safely in resource-limited settings.
  • Continued research into disposable medical devices can mitigate risks associated with infectious diseases.