Surgical Instruments for Specialty-Specific Tray Assembly Picture a 6:40 a.m. tray check: the count sheet says twelve clamps, the tray holds eleven, and the case starts at seven.
Somebody chose those clamps months earlier.
Buyers of surgical instruments rarely witness this moment, yet their purchasing creates it. Mismatched patterns, loose tolerances and sets built without a specialty in mind all land on the same sterile processing bench. Most of...
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