With good pre-op protocols,
colon surgeries start
CLEAN
But during surgery,
incisions can get
CONTAMINATED
Wound contamination is a constant threat in colorectal and other high risk abdominal
surgeries, raising the risk of surgical site infection. Nearly 50% of abdominal
incisions are contaminated during colon surgery.¹
Good pre-op and post-op protocols are critical to SSI prevention. But they can't
protect your patient during surgery when the threat of infection is at its highest.
What's even more challenging is that today's intra-operative tools are not designed to
fight the constant invasion of bacteria.
CleanCision, a first-in-class advanced active cleansing technology, is built
for the fight.
CleanCision consistently and continuously clears contamination during
surgery to maintain a healthy surgical incision.
To find out more about how controlling intraoperative contamination can reduce SSI
in your hospital, go to
CleanCision.com to get our new white paper.
Join us in Minneapolis at the APIC Conference, June 13-15, Booth 502.
1 Fa-Si-Oen PR, Kroeze F, Verhoef LH, Verwaest C, Roumen RM. Bacteriology of abdominal wounds in elective open colon surgery:
a prospective study of 100 surgical wounds. Clin Microbiol Infect. 2005;11(2):155-157.
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