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Innovative, automated high level disinfection for ultrasound probes Have you trophoned today? Join the thousands of global health care facilities around the world who do

Why and When to HLD In recent years there has been rapid development of new types of ultrasound procedures across a wide range of departments. With ultrasound usage ever on the increase, the risk of infection from improperly reprocessed ultrasound probes has also grown. Hence, effective high level disinfection (HLD) of ultrasound probes is a crucial factor in the fight against the spread of Healthcare Acquired Infections (HAIs). Why do I need to HLD my ultrasound probes? • Failure to adhere to minimum infection control standards increases the risk of pathogen transmission and subsequent...

When to HLD with trophon® WHAT PROCEDURE WILL YOUR PROBE BE USED FOR? Procedure Spaulding Classification Probe may contact mucous membranes and non intact skin Probe only contacts healthy, intact skin Disinfection / Sterilisation Requirements Probe may contact sterile tissue or blood • intraoperative procedures • drainages • biopsies • needle guidance • transvaginal oocyte retrieval • venous catheter placement • vascular ablation Intracavity • transvaginal scans • transrectal scans • surface ultrasound (intact skin) Surface ultrasound (broken skin) • wound scanning • burn evaluation PROBE...

trophon helps overcome the problems of traditional disinfection methods Other existing HLD methods such as soaking or manual wiping can be risky and present many issues.

With the growing trend around the world towards stricter ultrasound probe reprocessing guidelines, traditional systems have been falling behind in their ability to meet today’s demanding requirements. The cutting edge technology used in trophon has really disrupted the disinfection market. It truly is a breakthrough solution that addresses current challenges across the three core areas of Safety, Versatility, and Simplicity. Safe trophon delivers safety for patients, staff and the environment 3 Protecting patients against healthcare acquired infections (HAIs) with powerful disinfection...

trophon delivers safety for patients, staff and the environment Patients t rophon reduces the risk of ultrasound related crossinfection in your facility 3 ffective high level disinfection (bactericidal, fungicidal and E virucidal) greatly reduces infection risk for patients – trophon is proven effective against the widest range of microorganisms, including high-risk HPV 32 3 eets a range of international standards for high level M disinfection33 3 utomated closed system minimises patient exposure to A chemicals Staff t rophon minimises staff exposure to hazardous chemicals, fumes and spills...

Set-up trophon can be set up easily in a wide range of locations, including the point of care 3 Compact size can fit in most examination rooms 3 Installation options include wall, bench or cart-mount 3 No need for sink or plumbing 3 No open chemicals - eliminates need for special ventilation Workflow trophon streamlines practice workflows to maximise patient throughput and cost effectiveness 3 Simple workflows enable faster turnaround without sacrificing safety, compliance or effectiveness 3 Automated closed disinfectant system 3 Compact size with a plug-and-play design to fit your...

trophon provides simplicity with automated, consistent and fast disinfection technology Automated trophon is a fully automated system that is simple to operate and requires minimal training or intervention during operation Ultrasound 3 isplay screen prompts each step D technologists during operation reported higher 3 tart button allows one touch S satisfaction with operation trophon’s automated 3 uto-cycle validation by sensors A technology 34 3 hemical indicator eliminates C manual MEC testing Consistent trophon delivers consistent, high level disinfection to maximise compliance with...

Sonicated Ultrasonic vibrations generate sound-wave energy to create an ultrafine H2O2 mist 3 Quantity-controlled hydrogen peroxide mist covers the entire surface of the probe and handle 3 Mist particles can penetrate any imperfections in the probe surface - even shadowed areas formed by crevices and grooves 3 Small controlled dose of sonicated hydrogen peroxide mist ensures compatibility with approved ultrasound probes Supercharged Free radicals disperse, disrupt and kill bacteria, fungi and viruses 3 Sonification creates a supercharged mixture of hydrogen peroxide mist containing free...

Electrical Rated input voltage: 240V AC Rated input current: 5Amp, 50/60Hz trophon EPR trophon Printer Wall Mount NanoNebulant (6 X 80ml bottles) trophon Connect Chemical Indicators (300 disks per box) trophon Cart trophon Log Book (pack of 5) trophon Wall Mount trophon Printer trophon Curved Probe Positioner trophon Printer Label Roll Clean Ultrasound Probe Cover (100 covers) trophon Printer Cart Mount

References: 1. ACIPC-ASUM. Guidelines for Reprocessing Ultrasound Transducers. Australasian Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine. 2017;20(1):30-40. 2. Australian Government/National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare (2010). NHMRC; 2010 (https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/guidelines-publications/cd33). 3. Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand. AS/NZS 4187:2014 Reprocessing of reusable medical devices in health service organizations (superseding AS/NZS 4187:2003). Standards Australia; 2014. 4. Therapeutic Goods...

Safe. Versatile. Simple trophon Infection prevention without compromise.