CARE AND MAINTENANCE FOR SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

GENRAL INSTRUMENTS







Treatment of Brand New Instruments
Brand new instruments must be cleaned before the first sterilization or use. Protective caps and protective films must be removed completely, for example in the case of chisels, raspatories or microsurgical instruments.

Cleaning-Disinfection-Sterilization of Motor Systems and Handpieces
Aesculap motor systems and the handpieces require maintenance and are renowned worldwide for their reliability. Premature wear and malfunctions can be avoided by following the instructions for care listed below and the lubrificating instructions for the handpieces in the respective instructions for use. If the devices need repair or maintenance after all, please contact your local Aesculap representative.

After Use
For machine cleaning, place instrument in a wire basket suitable for the cleaning process (make sure cleaning solution and rinse water from machine comes into contact with all parts of instrument). Completely dismantle any dismantable instruments. Preferably dry disposal. For wet disposal, use an active cleaning disinfectant. Rinse the instrument thoroughly with clear, flowing water before machine cleaning and disinfection.

If necessary, treat with ultrasound according to the manufacture's instructions:
For effective mechanical support during manual cleaning
For pre-treatment of instruments with dried-on grime before machine cleaning
Clean manually or in a machine. Follow manufacturer's instructions.
Microsurgical instruments and instruments with fine working ends shouldnot be treated with ultrsound. They should be cleaned either manually or in the washing machine. In case of cleaning in a machine please use a suitable storage rack.

Manual Cleaning/Disinfection
Place instrument into a suitable disinfectant with active cleaning properties so that all surfaces, inner cavities, lumens and openings come into contact with the solution. Follow the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions.
After chemical disinfection, always rinse thoroughly with clear, flowing water.
Follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of disinfectant.
Remove any dirt still clinging to the instrument with a soft synthetic brush.
Do not use a scouring or metal brush.
Clean any lumens and conduits with soft, round, synthetic brushes. Please note, the lumen and the brush must have the same diameter.
Final rinsing to be done with distilled or deionized water.
Dry instrument with an absorbent, soft and lint-free cloth.
Dry lumens and conduits with compressed air.

Care
Let instrument cool down to room temperature.
Lubricate movable parts (e.g. joints and ends)
slightly with special sterilization-capable, vapor-permeable lubricant (e.g. STERILIT oil spray JG 600 or Lubricant JG 598, physiologically safe according to DAB and ยง 31 LMBG).

Testing
After each cleaning, disinfection process, check the instrument to make sure it is clean, it functions properly and it has not suffered any damage, e.g. bent, broken, factured or worn parts. Discard any damaged and defective instruments and replace.

Storage
Place instruments with the fine working end and/or microsurgery instruments in a suitable storage racks.
Secure instruments with lock in the first detent.


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