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Rapid instrument sterilization.

S V Pollack
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A rapid dry heat sterilization system has been found to be an effective alternative to other popular methods for assuring instrument sterility. Unpackaged instruments can be sterilized in as little as 6 minutes. This system would be of particular value to the dermatologist who performs a minimal amount of surgery or maintains only a small inventory of surgical instruments.

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S V Pollack. 1990. Rapid instrument sterilization.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1524-4725.1990.tb00060.x

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