1.The Problems of Vertical Mode Steam Sterilizers Found in National Supervision Sampling.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2015;39(6):457-459
This article statistically analyzes and discusses the problems in national supervision sampling of vertical mode steam sterilizers in 2014. For improving product quality, strengthening the supervision and management, it provides a reference.
Steam
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Sterilization
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methods
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standards
2.Study on Parametric Release of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization of Medical Devices.
Hongxin HUANG ; Changming HU ; Wenyi LIU ; Wenbo CUI ; Haiying XU ; Peiping ZHU
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2022;46(5):574-577
This study briefly introduces the basic theory of sterilization, the characteristics of ethylene oxide sterilization for medical devices and the key factors about sterilization effectiveness, analyzes and compares three methods used in the product release of medical devices sterilized by ethylene oxide: test for sterility, traditional release and parametric release, and focuses on the theoretical basis, feasibility, validation requirements, advantages and disadvantages of parametric release.
Ethylene Oxide
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Sterilization/methods*
3.Sterilizing effect and mechanism of electrolyzed water.
Zhan-dong REN ; Yu-chan ZHU ; Ye LIU ; Xiao-rong ZHOU ; Zhi-yong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2008;42(8):578-581
OBJECTIVETo study the sterilizing effect and mechanism of electrolyzed-oxidizing water (EOW) and electrolyzed-reductive water (ERW) for Bacillus subtilis var. niger (ATCC9372) and Escherichia coli (8099).
METHODSThe generations of EOW and ERW were made in the ion membrane electrolysis cell. The sterilization manner was the suspension quantitative germicidal test.
RESULTSThe killing rate of EOW for Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 99.59% in 30 minutes and the killing logarithm value was 2.38 log cfu/ml; the killing rate of ERW for Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 94.62% in 60 minutes and the killing logarithm value was 1.27 log cfu/ml; the killing rate of ERW for Escherichia coli was 100% in 30 minutes and the killing logarithm value was 8.26 log cfu/ml. When the available chlorine content (ACC) value in EOW was 74.90 mg/L and killing time was 30 minutes, the killing rate for Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 99.89% and the killing logarithm value was 2.67 log cfu/ml. When the ACC value was 6.82 mg/L, the killing rate for Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 83.30% and the killing logarithm value was 0. 78 log cfu/ml under the same time. When the oxidizing-reductive potential (ORP) and pH values of EOW were 1138 mV and 2.24 respectively, the killing rate for Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 99.99%. When the ORP and pH values of EOW were 883 mV and 5. 43 respectively, the killing rate of Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 99.73%. When the ORP value of ERW is -918 mV, the sterilizing rate for Bacillus subtilis var. niger was 94.62%; when the ORP value is -155 mV, the sterilizing ratio was only 40.19%.
CONCLUSIONIt indicates that the sterilizing mechanism of EOW is mainly chemical processes (ACC), while the physical factors are auxiliary. The sterilizing mechanism of ERW is physics sterilizing that the mainly factor is ORP.
Electrolysis ; Sterilization ; methods ; Water ; chemistry
4.Application of ethylene oxide standard sampling subpackage.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2010;34(2):136-136
Using the all closed covering low-temperature method, we successfully made the packaging and sampling of ethylene oxide standard.
Ethylene Oxide
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standards
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Sterilization
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instrumentation
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methods
5.Study of microorganism sterilization by instant microwave and electromagnetic pulse.
Zhiyuan LU ; Pinpin SHI ; Manzuo ZHU ; Wenquan SUN ; Hua DING ; Jianqiang HOU
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2008;25(4):811-813
The sterilization effects of constant electromagnetic wave and instant pulse on foods and traditional Chinese medical pills are introduced in this paper. From the velum's voltage variation caused by the outward electric filed,the dielectric properties of membranaceous ion and the pass rate of the membranaceous ion, we could analyze the biological heating effect and the biological non-heating effect. The sterilization effect of constant electromagnetic wave is based on the biological heating effect, while the instant electromagnetic pulse is based on the biological non-heating effect. With the applied electronic field, the voltage of membrane could increase, which results in the gates of K+ open, and the flowing out of K+. And the variation of the membranaceous voltage makes the gates of Ca2+ open. The Ca2+ of large consistency could come into the cell by the gradient of voltage. It could induce the death of the cells. The greater the variation of membranaceous voltage becomes, the higher will be the death rate of the cells.
Electromagnetic Fields
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Electronics
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instrumentation
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Microwaves
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Sterilization
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methods
6.Research and development on microwave sterilization.
Xiaoli XI ; Daocheng WU ; Gang WANG ; Wenbing WANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2002;19(2):334-343
This paper reviews recent research and development on microwave sterilization, including the experiments of sterilization effects, the influence of microwave radiating on the media parameters, the development of microwave sterilizers and the study of sterilization mechanism. Many results show that the method of microwave sterilization is more easy-to-perform, economical and reproducible than the conventional autoclaving method. It is necessary to study the sterilization conditions through the experiments for different media and bacteria. The research on sterilization mechanism, especially non-thermal sterilization mechanism is still a hotpoint.
Bacteria
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radiation effects
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Microwaves
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Research
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trends
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Sterilization
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methods
7.Effects on performance of high-speed dental handpieces subjected to autoclaving.
Xiao-hong DENG ; Zheng SUN ; Jing SU ; Hong QIAO ; Xiao XIAO
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2006;40(4):285-289
OBJECTIVETo investigate the effects on performances of high-speed dental handpieces subjected to autoclaving.
METHODSThe method of trial used to evaluate the effect of autoclaving included that ten chemical and ten biological indicators were arranged in each trial group being set by one sort of temperature and sterilization time. The range of temperature was from 100 degrees C to 134 degrees C and the sterilization time was from 1 to 45 minutes. The reliability of autoclaving was evaluated by the result of chemical indicator and the endospores of Bacillus stearothermophilus subjected to autoclaving. Ten newly imported and ten new domestic dental handpieces in two different brands were used to carry out this trial. The effects produced by autoclaving on performances of dental handpieces subjected to different type autoclaves were evaluated by some parameters.
RESULTSThe eligible outcome in killing test of the 221 sterilized dental handpieces proved that the sterilization effect of autoclaving on dental handpieces was reliable. The chemical indicators showed that under the condition of 121 degrees C it needed 20 minutes to reach sterilization standard in the inner package and only 15 minutes on the outer package, and under the condition of 134 degrees C it took 4 minutes to reach sterilization standard in the inner package while only 2 minutes on the outer package. This outcome proved that material with package was more time-consuming than that without package during autoclaving. Autoclaving has positive effects on the performance of dental handpieces, while the autoclave with less-time full sterilization cycle has less effect on it. The performance of dental handpieces sterilized by the autoclave with 6-minute full sterilization cycle might be restorable within certain times of sterilization cycle.
CONCLUSIONThe sterilization effect of autoclaving is reliable. In order to reduce the influence on the performance of dental handpieces subjected to autoclaving, it should be reasonable to use the autoclave by which a full sterilization cycle might take less time and no use of package.
Dental High-Speed Equipment ; Equipment Contamination ; prevention & control ; Sterilization ; methods
8.Review of Disinfection and Sterilization – Back to the Basics.
Infection and Chemotherapy 2018;50(2):101-109
In-depth knowledge of disinfection and sterilization is a key component of infection control. Sterilization completely removes a spore, whereas disinfection cannot. Disinfectants are classified as oxidants and non-oxidants. The decision regarding which method to apply is based on Spaulding's classification. In this article, disinfection and sterilization are thoroughly reviewed, and extensive information from basic to practical points is discussed.
Classification
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Disinfectants
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Disinfection*
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Infection Control
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Methods
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Oxidants
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Spores
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Sterilization*
9.Review of Disinfection and Sterilization – Back to the Basics.
Infection and Chemotherapy 2018;50(2):101-109
In-depth knowledge of disinfection and sterilization is a key component of infection control. Sterilization completely removes a spore, whereas disinfection cannot. Disinfectants are classified as oxidants and non-oxidants. The decision regarding which method to apply is based on Spaulding's classification. In this article, disinfection and sterilization are thoroughly reviewed, and extensive information from basic to practical points is discussed.
Classification
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Disinfectants
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Disinfection*
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Infection Control
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Methods
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Oxidants
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Spores
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Sterilization*
10.Study of the radiation sterilization of narcosis gas adsorber.
Liang XU ; Xingjuan FENG ; Xiamin ZHU ; Ruenping WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2011;35(1):42-44
This paper describes the radiation sterilization of narcosis gas-adsorber for single use. We researched into the sterilization process, obtained the best radiation dose, tested and verified the sterilization process and confirmed the sterilization process.
Adsorption
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Anesthesia, Inhalation
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instrumentation
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Radiation
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Radiation Dosage
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Sterilization
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instrumentation
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methods