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Sterilgutversorgung

Löcher in sterilen Verpackungen – ein fast unsichtbares Risiko

Eine wissenschaftliche Untersuchung zu Löchern in der Sterilgutverpackung und ihre Folgen auf die Sterilgutversorgung.

 

Tabelle: Prozentuelle Nachweisrate für jede Lochgröße (mm) unter verschiedenen Bedingungen. [13] Abbildung 1: Prozentuelle Nachweisrate für jede Lochgröße (mm) unter verschiedenen Bedingungen. [13]

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