Bioburden and theoretical sterility dose calculation for radiation sterilization of surgical cotton and bandages

The initial bioburden, count of colony forming unit (CFU) was determined on the locally manufactured non-sterilized surgical cotton and bandages. In all 489 tests were conducted on 163 cotton samples and 246 tests on 82 bandage samples. The surgical cotton showed an average of 198 microbes with a ma...

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Bacteria - radiation effects
Bandages
Biological and medical sciences
Collective facilities
Colony Count, Microbial
Environment. Living conditions
Equipment Contamination
Gossypium - microbiology
Medical sciences
Public health. Hygiene
Public health. Hygiene-occupational medicine
Radiation Dosage
Sterilization - methods
Tropical medicine
title Bioburden and theoretical sterility dose calculation for radiation sterilization of surgical cotton and bandages
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