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A cost-effective single-use solution

EXALT™ Model D may provide operational efficiencies

EXALT Model D Single-Use Duodenoscope can be an economically viable, cost-effective solution for your facility and your practice. By adding a single-use option to supplement your fleet of reusable duodenoscopes, you can potentially realize significant operational efficiencies and benefits by addressing:

  • The burden of cleaning and maintaining reusable duodenoscope
  • Operational overhead and reprocessing equipment repair costs*
  • Decontamination personnel compliance training
  • Maintenance of accreditation and adherence to standard
  • Operational bottlenecks
  • Staff exposure during reprocessing
  • The risk of patient infection

 

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Avoid the hidden costs of reprocessing

Properly reprocessing a reusable duodenoscope can include more than 100 distinct steps.1,2 From pre-cleaning to high-level disinfection to drying, each step adds time and cost. With EXALT Model D Single-Use Duodenoscope, you can drive down operational costs by reducing infection risk due to ineffective reprocessing and enabling staff to focus on other tasks.

EXALT Model D Single-Use Duodenoscope Generation 4 process.

Physician perspectives

Duodenoscope costs

Dr. Kenneth Binmoeller discusses the real-world costs and expenses of reusable versus single-use duodenoscopes.

Dr. Binmoeller is a paid consultant for Boston Scientific.

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*Assumes full conversion to EXALT Model D Single-Use Duodenoscope.

1. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA Provides Interim Results of Duodenoscope Reprocessing Studies Conducted in Real-World Settings: FDA Safety Communication. Issued December 10, 2018. https:llwww.fda.govlMedicalDeviceslSafetylAlertsandNotices/ucm628020.html

2. Ofstead CL, Wetzler HP, Snyder AK, Horton RA. Endoscope reprocessing methods: a prospective study on the impact of human factors and automation. Gastroenterol Nursing. 2010:33:304-311.

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