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Make Minimally Invasive Veterinary Surgery (MIS) Possible with Gas Plasma Sterilization

Veterinary medicine has come a long way in recent years, and one of the most significant advancements is the development of minimally invasive veterinary surgery (MIS). This type of surgery involves making small incisions and using specialized tools to perform procedures, resulting in less pain, faster recovery times, and fewer complications. However, these MIS tools typically require low-temperature sterilization to process them for the safety of patients, so it is not possible to sterilize many of these items in a steam autoclave. That’s where gas plasma sterilization from VetOvation comes in.

Gas Plasma Sterilization

Gas plasma sterilization is a highly effective method of sterilizing surgical instruments. It uses a low-temperature plasma to eliminate microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi from instruments. This process is much faster and more effective than traditional sterilization methods such as autoclaving or EtO, which can damage delicate instruments and take a long time to complete.

At VetOvation, we offer gas plasma sterilizers utilizing hydrogen peroxide for veterinary practices. Not only are our systems easy to use, reliable, and affordable, they are also safer than traditional Ethylene Oxide gas sterilizers. All this makes it easy for practices of varying sizes to implement effective sterilization protocols.

Advantages of Gas Plasma Sterilization

Gas plasma sterilization offers several advantages over other sterilization methods. First, it is much faster, with most cycles taking only 45-60 minutes to complete. This means that practices can turn over instruments quickly and efficiently, minimizing downtime and maximizing the efficiency of minimally invasive veterinary surgery.

Second, gas plasma sterilization is gentle on instruments, making it an ideal choice for delicate surgical tools. Unlike autoclaving, which uses high temperatures and steam to sterilize instruments, gas plasma sterilization uses low-temperature plasma, which is less likely to damage instruments.

Finally, gas plasma sterilization is highly effective at eliminating microorganisms. Studies have shown that gas plasma sterilizers eliminate even the most resistant microorganisms, including spores, which can be difficult to destroy using traditional sterilization methods.

VetOvation | Tools for Minimally Invasive Veterinary Surgery

Minimally invasive veterinary surgery is revolutionizing veterinary medicine, but it is essential to ensure that instruments used during these procedures are sterile to prevent complications and infections. Gas plasma sterilization from VetOvation is a highly effective, reliable, and affordable method of sterilizing surgical instruments, making it an ideal choice for veterinary practices of all sizes. With gas plasma sterilization, practices can ensure the safety of their patients while maximizing productivity and efficiency. To learn more about our gas plasma sterilization equipment and more, please visit our website.

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The Importance of Proper Maintenance and Care for Your Gas Plasma Sterilizer

As a veterinarian, you understand the importance of sterilization in maintaining a safe and healthy environment for your patients and staff. Gas plasma sterilization is a popular sterilization method in veterinary clinics due to its effectiveness and efficiency. However, it is important to note that proper maintenance and care of your gas plasma sterilizer ensures its longevity and optimal performance.

Benefits of Proper Maintenance and Care

Regular maintenance and care of your gas plasma sterilization equipment ensures its longevity and maintains its effectiveness. A properly functioning sterilizer will ensure that all surgical instruments and equipment are sterilized. This reduces the risk of infection and contamination. Additionally, regular maintenance and care can help to prevent costly repairs and downtime. By scheduling routine maintenance and inspections of your plasma sterilizers, potential issues are identified and addressed before they become problems. For further information about our gas plasma sterilizers, please visit our website or contact us today!

Steps for Proper Maintenance and Care

To ensure proper maintenance and care of your gas plasma sterilizers, it is important to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and recommendations, including:

It is also important to ensure the sterilizer is correctly used and that all staff members are properly trained on its operation. Additionally, make sure to keep accurate records of maintenance and repairs to ensure compliance with regulatory agencies.

VetOvation | Plasma Sterilization Veterinary Technology

Our plasma sterilizers use hydrogen peroxide, which doesn’t require ventilation. This makes it a more efficient and affordable option. Proper maintenance and care of your gas plasma sterilization equipment are crucial in ensuring its longevity and optimal performance. By following the manufacturer’s guidelines and recommendations, scheduling routine maintenance and inspections, and ensuring proper operation and training, you can maintain a safe and healthy environment for your patients and staff while preventing costly repairs and downtime. To learn more about our sterilizing equipment or other products, please visit our website.

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Small Animal Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is possible on animals of all sizes, even those that weigh less than 10 pounds. This technique is quickly being accepted by the veterinary community as safe, effective and reproducible.

Please contact us at 919-247-0328 or via email at contact@vetovation.com. We are happy to provide you the products used in the video and will help you adopt these techniques into your practice.

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Lap Chole for Gallbladder Mucocele

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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy has become the standard of care in human medicine over the past 20 years. This technique is quickly being accepted by the veterinary community as safe, effective and reproducible.

Please contact us at 919-247-0328 or via email at les@vetovation.com. We are happy to provide you the products used in the video and will help you adopt these techniques into your practice.