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Instructions for Cleaning, Sterilization, Inspection and
                                                       ®
                  Maintenance of SpineVision  medical devices
                                        English version

        Application date : 2015-12-09   Reference document: CI_01EN

        Additional information about sterilization validation:

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        Studies  demonstrated  that  steam-sterilization  provide  a  Sterility  Assurance  Level  (SAL)  of  at  least  10   with  the
        following configuration:
              For the parameters 132°C, 4 minutes:
                 Trays without handles packaged in double wrap
                 Handles packaged singly in double wrap
                 Additional  instruments,  that  are  not  intended  to  be  contained  in  kits  (according  to  the  standard  set
                   composition detailed below), packaged singly in double wrap
              For the parameters 134°C, 18 minutes:
                 Trays with handles packaged in double wrap
                 Additional  instruments,  that  are  not  intended  to  be  contained  in  kits  (according  to  the  standard
                   composition detailed below), packaged singly in double wrap

        When several instruments are sterilized during the same sterilization operation, it is necessary to check that the
        permissible maximum load of equipment is not exceeded.

        Please  note  that  according  EN  ISO  17665  the  final  responsibility  for  validation  of  sterilization  techniques  and
        equipment lies directly with the hospital.


               b.  Storage recommendations

        SpineVision®  Systems  do  not  require  specific  storage.  After  sterilization,  please  store  the  medical  devices  in  the
        sterilization packaging in a dry and dust-free place. Storage conditions must be in compliance with good practices in
        health care facilities, with a controlled environment free of dust, insects, moisture and vermin and protected from
        humidity and temperature extremes.

        The shelf life is depending on the sterile barrier employed, storage manner, environmental and handling conditions.
        A maximum shelf life for sterilized medical devices before use should be defined by each health care facility.
































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