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Surgical devices are vital for everyday use in the Operating Room (OR). STERIS Surgical Device Repair provides comprehensive, high-quality repair support for a wide range of devices. After extended use, surgical devices will need repairs and maintenance to prolong their life and maximize performance. From rigid endoscopes to ophthalmic equipment, our repair services ensure your devices are procedure-ready, keeping your healthcare facility running smoothly by reducing downtime and extending the life of your surgical equipment.
Our repair services include but are not limited to:
How STERIS Surgical Device Repair Works
STERIS Surgical Device Service offers repair and maintenance on various types of surgical devices. Our highly trained technicians can perform a comprehensive range of repairs to your surgical equipment, keeping your facility running efficiently. STERIS utilizes the latest 3D modeling software to measure, inspect, and verify parts and components of your surgical devices. In addition to our repairs, we provide your facility with information on how to properly care for surgical devices and recommendations on how to maintain them best.
Why the Surgical Device Repair Service?
STERIS can repair and exchange common makes and models of rigid endoscopes. Common scope repairs include bent tubing, physically damaged light fibers at the distal end, or optical relay misalignment. Without proper care and maintenance, damage to rigid endoscopes can impact surgical performance. Our comprehensive endoscope maintenance and restoration can decrease downtime and increase the functional life of these surgical devices. Rigid Endoscope Repair including but not limited to:
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Due to the surgical environment, power equipment, including drills, saws, drivers, and attachments, can be at an increased risk for repairs and maintenance. STERIS can help extend your power tools without sacrificing performance and/or quality. Our repair services include pneumatic, battery-operated, and electric for orthopedic and neurology equipment. This includes but is not limited to:
Video cameras and equipment, including cameras, couplers, and light cords, are vital to everyday use in the OR and must be working at peak performance. STERIS provides high-quality repair services for most makes and models of video cameras, couplers, and light cords, rapidly returning them to their original performance standards. This includes but is not limited to:
Improper handling of surgical devices, inadequate quality control between surgical procedures, and not following the OEM Instructions for Use (IFUs) could all lead to poor device performance, frustration in the OR, and compromised patient safety. Below are common examples of damaged surgical devices and concerns to watch out for: gaps in the distal window of a rigid endoscope that can accumulate debris, physically damaged electrical connectors on cameras, kinked and melted cables on cameras, bent shafts on rigid endoscopes, rust on the outside of surgical power drills, and corrosion in the interior of surgical power drills. Each of these issues can significantly impact device functionality, emphasizing the importance of regular inspection, proper maintenance, and adherence to manufacturer guidelines.
Gaps in the distal window of a rigid endoscope can accumulate debris, posing risks to device performance by trapping biological material and contaminants, leading to infection risks and compromised visualization during procedures.
Physically damaged electrical connector on a camera impacts its functionality and reliability, leading to intermittent connections, signal loss, or complete failure. This disrupts the imaging process and risks the accuracy and efficiency of procedures.
Kinked and melted cable on a camera causes severe operational issues and safety hazards, leading to intermittent or complete loss of power and signal transmission, disrupting the imaging process, and increasing the risk of equipment failure.
Bent shaft on a rigid endoscope impairs its functionality and precision by causing misalignment of the optical system, resulting in distorted images and hindering maneuverability during procedures.
Rust on the outside of a surgical power drill compromises device performance and patient safety by weakening the structural integrity, leading to potential mechanical failures, and harboring harmful bacteria, increasing infection risk.
Corrosion inside a surgical power drill severely affects its performance and longevity by damaging essential components, leading to increased friction, overheating, and eventual mechanical failure, compromising efficiency and posing risks during procedures.
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