Thermal Disinfection Validation: The Relationship Between A0 and Microbial Reduction.

Terra A Kremer, Gerald McDonnell, Emily Mitzel, Nupur Jain, Henri Hubert, Klaus Roth, Philippe Labrie, Alex Villella
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Validating a thermal disinfection process for the processing of medical devices using moist heat via direct temperature monitoring is a conservative approach and has been established as the A0 method. Traditional use of disinfection challenge microorganisms and testing techniques, although widely used and applicable for chemical disinfection studies, do not provide as robust a challenge for testing the efficacy of a thermal disinfection process. Considerable research has been established in the literature to demonstrate the relationship between the thermal resistance of microorganisms to inactivation and the A0 method formula. The A0 method, therefore, should be used as the preferred method for validating a thermal disinfection process using moist heat.

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热消毒验证:A0与微生物减少的关系。
通过直接温度监测验证使用湿热处理医疗器械的热消毒工艺是一种保守的方法,已确定为A0方法。传统使用的消毒挑战微生物和测试技术,虽然广泛用于化学消毒研究,但不能为测试热消毒过程的功效提供强有力的挑战。文献中已经建立了大量的研究来证明微生物对失活的热阻与A0方法公式之间的关系。因此,A0法应作为验证使用湿热的热消毒过程的首选方法。
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Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology
Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology Computer Science-Computer Networks and Communications
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期刊介绍: AAMI publishes Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology (BI&T) a bi-monthly peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the developers, managers, and users of medical instrumentation and technology.
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