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The Saf-T-Vac Overcomes 4 Common Barriers to Surgical Smoke Evacuation
Surgical smoke is more than a nuisance, it’s a hazard! Aside from the unpleasant smell and nausea, surgical smoke contains Hydrogen Cyanide, Toluene, Benzene, Formaldehyde, viable viruses like HPV and HIV, pyrogens, bacterial and particulates that inflame and irritate your eyes, sinuses and throat that can become trapped in your lungs. Over 80 toxic chemicals…
Read MoreBuilding a Surgical Smoke Plume Evacuation System
Does your OR have a compliant surgical smoke evacuation system in place? Find out what your facility needs for effective risk mitigation.
Read MoreSurgical Smoke Evacuation Guidelines: Where do We Stand in 2019?
Surgical Smoke Evacuation Guidelines from Hospitals and Surgery Centers are sweeping the nation. How do these policies relate to OSHA Hazard Controls?
Read MoreHazards of Surgical Smoke
Surgical Smoke is a danger to the occupational health and safety of perioperative professionals.
Read MoreSurgiform Launches PureForm® ePTFE Facial Implants in China
Announcing the Launch of PureFor and SFAM ePTFE Facial Implants in China! Surgiform, along with master distributor for Asia, Megen, LTD. and in-country distributor, RCHT (Ren Cheng Hong Tai) Medical Device Company, LTD. has launched PureForm 3-D ePTFE Facial Implants in China! The kick-off event was held in the Great Hall of the People in Tiananmen Square. …
Read MoreAsian Plastic Surgery Conference in Shanghai China
Special thanks to Dr. Cory Torgerson who was the guest speaker at the Asian Plastic Surgery Conference in Shanghai China – representing Surgiform and Megen , our Master Distributor for Asia. Dr. Torgerson served as a keynote speaker at the conference and as well as making additional appearances and presentations to patients, surgeons and medical professionals…
Read MoreePTFE Facial Implants and Antibiotic Infusion – 5 Easy Steps
Dr. Costa describes his process for infusing the PureForm ePTFE Facial Implants with an antibiotic (gentamicin) using a syringe to place the implant under a vacuum within an antibiotic solution. 1. Before the antibiotic infusion, the PureForm ePTFE Facial Implant floats in the solution. 2. Fold the Pureform implant along the center seam and place…
Read MoreThese tips will change the way you talk about procedures with your patients
Every patient wants a conscientious doctor, someone who works hard and is continuously educating themselves in order to ensure the safety and well being of their patients. Ask any patient in the world if they would rather have a doctor willing to take extra measures of precaution in order to ensure their health or a…
Read More3 Tips to Make the Most of your Trade Show
Visiting trade shows can be a hectic part of your responsibilities as a medical professional. Your top priority is continuing your education, attending talks, and trying to keep up with changing and growing trends in your field. A lot of this is best done in seminars, but much of it also happens on the trade…
Read MoreSpotlight: Dr. Louis E. Costa
Dr. Costa in a leading facial plastic surgeon with a highly regarded practice in Charleston, SC. His path to facial plastic surgery began as a D.M.D. Because of his special background, Dr. Costa has unique insight into the need for treatment of underlying causes when taking on patients with apparent Microgenia. After receiving his M.D. he completed…
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