Ms. Nucci says high-volume endoscopy centers may want to
invest in an independent scope leak tester or an automated endo-
scope reprocessor (AER) with a built-in leak tester, since these
mechanical methods better catch the tiny holes where contami-
nants hide. "They're
much more efficient
and accurate than
having a tech hold
down a scope under-
water to check for
bubbles," she says.
"Anything that
streamlines and stan-
dardizes the process
while decreasing the
risk of human error
is beneficial."
Reprocessing
verification
tests
You should already
be following your
devices' reprocess-
ing verification
methods listed in
the instructions for
use. But there are a
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