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See Latest ArticlesNew hospital disinfection processes for both conventional and prion infectious agents compatible with thermosensitive medical equipment
Journal of Hospital Infection, 08/18/09
Lehmann S et al. – The new disinfection processes are efficient for both conventional and prion infectious agents and are, compatible with thermosensitive medical equipment. They can be adapted to hospitals' and practitioners' routine use, and they present reduced risks for the environment and for healthcare professionals.
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