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Li Yusheng,Shi Junjun,Chen Yiqing,et al.Research status and progress of duodenoscope reprocessing[J].Sterile Supply,2023,02(01):16-27.
Li Yusheng,Shi Junjun,Chen Yiqing,et al.Research status and progress of duodenoscope reprocessing[J].Sterile Supply,2023,02(01):16-27. DOI: 10.11910/j.issn.2791-2043.2023.1.03.
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) with duodenoscope has become an important treatment for pancreatic and biliary diseases. However, the report of duodenoscopy-related infection in ERCP practice has never stopped, and it has attracted much attention in recent years. With the continuous concern about duodenoscopy infection, supplemental measures to enhance duodenoscope reprocessing have been released, and relevant societies have updated the guidelines accordingly, which has also accelerated the innovative design and optimization of duodenoscopy by manufacturers. To help infection control professionals understand the current situation and research progress of duodenoscopy reprocessing, this review reviews it from the following aspects, including whether duodenoscopy should be disinfected or sterilized, the main causes of exogenous infection of duodenoscopy, the effectiveness of supplemental measures, the effectiveness of partial or total disposable duodenoscopy, health economy and environmental impact.
DuodenoscopeERCPSingle-use duodenoscopeInfection controlHigh level-disinfection
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