October 21, 2020
Timely delivery needed to ensure safety of loaned instruments
Imagine that during a total joint surgical procedure, debris comes out of a surgical instrument and lands directly inside a patient’s open wound. Although such a scenario is rare, when it does occur, it creates a major patient infection risk.
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