CleanCision™ System: 100% Reduction in SSI vs. Standard Wound Protectors. Learn more
CleanCision was inspired by patients. This post shares the experience of Steve Benjamin, avid heli skier cyclist, and sportsman, who survived a difficult bowel resection surgery for cancer, only to contract a surgical site infection, causing serious complications that changed his life.
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CleanCision's journey from the Stanford Biodesign prototyping lab with surgeons to commercial use -- to protect patients from surgical site infection.
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New data show that the CleanCision™ System, a novel, advanced irrigating wound protection therapy, was shown to reduce high rates of surgical site infection (SSI) by 100% as compared to a standard wound protector control group after 30-day follow up.
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Healthcare Risk expert Russ Nassof shares his views on effectuating change in healthcare, calling for an urgent need for “Tall Poppies” to advance evidence-based medicine.
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Prescient Surgical CEO Jonathan Coe shares advice for surgeons committed to pursuing tomorrow’s innovations in today’s changing healthcare landscape
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Novel Irrigating Wound Retractors Shown to Be Cost Effective in Colorectal Surgery. Journal of Surgical Research published study shows that reductions in surgical site infection (SSI) lead to substantial cost savings for hospitals
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Baxter Ventures leads round to accelerate availability of CleanCision, first-in-class, advanced therapy for surgical patients that fights and defends against the sources of surgical site infection
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Dr. Charles Edmiston shares highlights from his article in Surgical Infections on intraoperative wound irrigation -- a "standard of practice" without a standard
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Clinical study data published in Surgical Infections indicates CleanCision reduces the risk of surgical site infection (SSI) in colorectal surgery
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It's Infection Prevention Week! Infection Prevention expert Sue A. Barnes shares where to find the latest SSI prevention guidelines.
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