AfPP preview
Delivering safer surgery Draeger Medical UK is a leading advocate for perioperative excellence and patient safety, and AfPP’s mission aligns with the company’s commitment to advancing healthcare through innovative technology. At this milestone event, the company will
showcase the future of digital connectivity in anaesthesia and operating theatres. Visit the Draeger stand to discover how its OR Companion and Gas Consumption Analytics solutions are revolutionising perioperative care. These technologies are designed to enhance efficiency, optimise workflows, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. Visitors to Stand 21 can find out more about the impact of digital solutions on perioperative practice, while the company will be demonstrating how its innovations can empower perioperative practitioners to deliver safer surgery.
safer. Highly regarded for critical power and turnkey theatre solutions for Group 2 medical locations. Bender offers a range of products and services including medical IT power systems (IPS) incorporating ATICS SIL 2 auto-changeover device, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), theatre control panels and PACS screens. Bender is the exclusive distributor of
Merivaara products in the UK and Ireland, including the award-winning Merivaara Q-Flow surgical light, operating tables, Solido pendants and OpenOR integrated theatre system. Bender is a leader in healthcare maintenance,
providing service, technical support, call-out and 24/7 telephone response to over 400 hospitals in the UK. For more information, visit Stand 4.
Merivaara Q-Flow surgical light Bender UK is part of the Bender Group - a global company with experience in providing solutions that make electrical infrastructure smart and
Tackling biofilm-related surgical challenges As part of its mission to enhance infection prevention within the healthcare sector, HARTMANN has introduced Preventia and Sterillium Med – two innovative products that aim to transform healthcare practices. Preventia tackles biofilm-related surgical challenges head-on, offering a unique composition that prevents Surgical Site Infections and accelerates wound healing. Its fast-acting, broad-spectrum antimicrobial properties are claimed to redefine surgical irrigation, setting new standards in patient care. Meanwhile, Sterillium Med, endorsed by the WHO, offers high levels of protection with its advanced formulation – ensuring rapid and
effective surgical and hygienic hand disinfection. With its moisturising agents and potent virucidal efficacy, Sterillium Med maintains skin health, while combatting infections year-round. Visit Stand 5.
Mobile surgery system A growing number of clients, based within main operating departments, are beginning to experience the transformative effect that adopting the QA4 Mobile Surgery System into practice can bring. More traditionally found within a day surgery or minor ops setting, the surgically versatile QA4, from Anetic Aid, is now finding a new home within main theatres. The benefits for those sites is becoming self- evident. Combining both patient transport and operating platform all but removes the need to transfer the patient – reducing the risk for both patient and staff alike – while reducing time before, during and after a procedure with the end result being an increase in theatre throughput.
ELIS REUSABLE SURGICAL GOWNS AND DRAPES
Infection control solutions with multiple benefits.
Sustainability, value and comfort assured with quality and performance verified through independent testing.
Contact us to book a free trial:
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