The Food and Drug Administration has approved a radio-frequency identification tool that tracks instruments and sponges during surgical procedures. ORLocate, developed by Maumelle, AR-based Haldor ...
ORLocate™ Uses RFID Technology to Account for Items Used During Surgery to Reduce Incidence of Retained Surgical Items Left inside Patients MAUMELLE, Ark.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- A new technology that ...
The cost of manual instrument tracking was a primary driver for Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, recognised as Germany’s best hospital. The time and cost of tracking 300,000 surgical instruments ...
Proper management of resources as well efficient and effective cleaning, assembling and sterilizing of surgical instruments are imperative to a well functioning perioperative service line. Alpha ...
Several Danish hospitals are conducting tests to determine whether an RFID solution provided by Caretag can improve efficiency in surgical tool management and reduce the incidence of lost instruments ...
The Global Surgical Instrument Tracking Systems Market is expected to reach $400 Million by 2026, growing at a healthy growth rate of 15% by 2026. The market growth is likely to be driven by growing ...
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