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The Case for Concurrent Cases - November 2018 - Subscribe to Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 8 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y. N E T • 6 1 7. Cost-effective Fluid Waste Disposal If your surgeons perform fluid-intensive orthopedic or GYN cases, you might need to invest in mobile, direct-to-drain fluid waste man- agement systems. But if your typical cases produce significantly less fluid, the Nemo disposal device from Serres might be the perfect option for keeping your OR floors dry. Fluid runoff is collected in clear bags placed within suction canisters. You then insert the fluid- filled bags into the compact Nemo disposal unit, close the cover and push the start button to initiate a 20-second emptying and wash cycle. Empty and cleaned bags can be tossed in non-regulated waste, which is much less expensive to dispose of than red bag waste. The closed system also does away with pouring fluid waste down the hopper, which eliminates the risk of staff exposure to splashes and spills. • DOWN THE DRAIN The Nemo system empties fluid-filled bags quickly and easily. Serres

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