Idea Exchange: An ounce of prevention...

January 1, 2007

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After surgery, aspirate the clean saline solution remaining in the surgery bowl via pulsatile action and flush out the suction tubes.

After surgery, aspirate the clean saline solution remaining in the surgery bowl via pulsatile action and flush out the suction tubes. This 10-second procedure prevents clogs and reduces hassle in preparing instruments for sterilization.

Dr. Joseph Harari, MS, DACVS

Spokane, Wash.

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