Re-using single-use instruments

March 19, 2008

Dr. Wes: “If re-used instruments are being used in a laboratory, I believe that patients should be made aware and have this included in their informed consent, with any potential risks spelled out. Further, if a patient knew they could apply some of the cost savings of re-processing toward their procedure costs, then perhaps they’d be more willing to agree to the practice.”



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