MEDICA 2019
spaces into streamlined, efficient storage areas.
The in-house design team aims to ensure
IIa), instrument disinfectants (class IIb) and instrument cleaners (class I) which are designed to meet the latest medical device guidelines, while meeting the demands of materials compatibility in a modern practice. Its primary brands include Chemgene
HLD4 surface disinfectant and wipes, Chemgene HOCL sporicidal disinfectant (one minute efficacy), Trionic disinfectant wipes, Ultra P instrument cleaner, Neozyme enzymatic instrument pre-cleansing spray, Reprozyme enzymatic instrument cleaner, and Reprodis instrument disinfectant. Medimark Scientific operates through exclusive licenced distributors across the globe and welcomes distributor, wholesaler and also own-label enquiries. Its accreditation will cover both the UK and EU and it works with ex-EU companies to support their registration needs.
that every product complements any theatre or ward and enhances the healing environment. Medstor’s tray and liner system allows stock to be organised into configured trays for maximum space utilisation in a safe storage environment, eliminating stock-outs and making theatre consumables quick and easy to locate.
The product offering is constantly evolving in response to changing market demands. This year’s additions include: l Medstor IT systems for traceable and nontraceable inventory, a simple and effective platform in line with the UK government’s Scan4Safety initiative
l GS1 and RFID tracking smartphone app l Customised module carts and mobile procedure trolleys, which take often life- saving equipment directly to the point of care
l A new high-density shelving system.
The Medstor team can be found in Hall 13, Stand A30.
regional partners and distributors, as well as via the company’s own direct sales forces in the UK, Germany, the Czech Republic and Russia. Established in 1991, Advanced Medical Solutions employs over 600 employees.
EO flexible chamber sterilisers
Andersen Products says the EO flexible chamber sterilisers offer the most gas efficient process on the market today. A range of systems are available for human healthcare, industrial and veterinary applications. FDA cleared and ISO approved, when installed with an Andersen emissions abator the high efficiency systems produce effectively zero emissions to the environment. The company believes disinfection is no longer good enough and advises to sterilise endoscopes with EtO using the next-generation EOGas 4. Flexible chamber technology is designed to provide the assurance of EtO sterilisation in a tabletop package, using only 17.5 grams of gas per cycle. EOGas sterilises without a vacuum or steam injection cycle. The EOGas 4 steriliser is said to provide the reliability of 100% ethylene oxide sterilisation in an easy-to-install tabletop package.
The abator system vents from the steriliser to the abator which is vented to the outside of the building for extra safety.
Complete technology systems Advanced wound care
Showcasing innovation at home and abroad
Renowned for innovation and high quality across its range of clinical equipment, Anetic Aid will be demonstrating the latest evolution of its patient and emergency trolleys. There are now models available which include inbuilt motorised drive - offering controlled, effortless travel up to gradients of 10°. Powered by an advanced nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery, the trolley can cover a distance of 22 kilometres on a single charge. For ease of operation, some QA3 models also now offer powered functions - raising and lowering the trolley itself, and the backrest. There is also a CPR button which, when depressed, will automatically return the trolley to a horizontal, optimal height position for CPR treatment.
Healthcare materials management
Medstor makes organising easy, with a range of healthcare materials management systems which are designed to transform cluttered
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Advanced Medical Solutions is an independent developer and manufacturer of technologically advanced products for the global advanced wound care, surgical and wound closure markets, focused on value for customers and quality outcomes for patients. The company manufactures a range of products and materials that includes silver alginates, alginates, foams, tissue adhesives, sutures and haemostats, marketed under its own brands ActivHeal, LiquiBand and Resorba, and supplied to customers under their own brand labels.
It manufactures products and materials out of two sites in the UK, one in the Netherlands, two in Germany, and one in the Czech Republic. Products are sold in 70 countries via a network of multinational or
Mindray, in Hall 9, Stand D05, is a leading global developer of medical devices, with an R&D network spanning the US, Europe, and China. With a focus on patient monitoring, defibrillation and ultrasound in the UK, Mindray aims to provide complete technology solutions to a range of hospital departments, including emergency, perioperative and critical care.
Mindray says its vision of ‘better healthcare for all’ underpins its drive for innovation. Through heavy investment in R&D, as well as close collaboration with customers, Mindray is able to keep pace of the ever-changing requirements of healthcare and develop market-driven solutions to help customers improve patient outcomes. At this year’s Medica, Mindray will display its latest set of products and systems, including a new range of portable ultrasound systems – the MX/ME Series.
Infection prevention & control
As a global leader in infection prevention, Cantel aims to deliver the ‘complete circle of protection’; a full-value, proactive partnership dedicated to helping remove risk, streamline operational efficiencies and optimise success. From its inner circle of procedure, manual clean and reprocess, to dry & store systems, Cantel aims to deliver a comprehensive range of infection prevention products
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