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Gao Jinyun,Cai Lijun,Lin Tingting,et al.Comparison of cleaning effect of three methods on phacoemulsification silicone tube in ophthalmology[J].Sterile Supply,2024,03(03):152-155.
Gao Jinyun,Cai Lijun,Lin Tingting,et al.Comparison of cleaning effect of three methods on phacoemulsification silicone tube in ophthalmology[J].Sterile Supply,2024,03(03):152-155. DOI: 10.11910/j.issn.2791-2043.2024.3.07.
Objective
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The present study aims to observe the cleaning effect of three methods on the phacoemulsification (phaco) silicone tube in ophthalmology.
Methods
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A total of 142 phaco silicone tubes taken within 2 hours after surgery were divided in three groups randomly. Manual cleaning was applied in Group A (43 cases)
the method for cleaning and drying devices for batch cleaning of ophthalmic class A lumen was applied in Group B (46 cases)
and the method for cleaning with a negative-pressure vacuum cleaner was applied in Group C (53 cases). The cleaning time was recorded and the cleaning effect was evaluated by three methods
namely
adenosinetriphosphate (ATP) bioluminescence assay
magnifying glass with light
and air gun.
Results
2
The qualified rates of manual cleaning
the method for cleaning and drying devices for batch cleaning of ophthalmic class A lumen
and the method for cleaning with a negative-pressure vacuum cleaner were 95.3%
94.3%
and 95.7%
respectively
and the difference was not statistically significant (
P
>
0.05). The average cleaning duration was 76 seconds per tube
29.3 seconds per tube
and 69.46 seconds per tube
respectively.
Conclusion
2
All three cleaning methods are available in the clinic
of which the method for cleaning and drying devices for batch cleaning of ophthalmic class A lumen has the highest efficiency.
OphthalmologyPhaco surgical instrumentsCleaning effect
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