Assessing residual contamination and damage inside flexible endoscopes over time
Highlights • Gastroscopes had higher ATP levels than colonoscopes. • Borescope examinations of endoscope lumens revealed defects requiring repair. • Microbial growth was found on approximately half of patient-ready endoscopes. • Internal damage and residual fluid may foster contamination and biofilm...
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description | Highlights • Gastroscopes had higher ATP levels than colonoscopes. • Borescope examinations of endoscope lumens revealed defects requiring repair. • Microbial growth was found on approximately half of patient-ready endoscopes. • Internal damage and residual fluid may foster contamination and biofilm formation. |
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