That will make an interesting insurance claim [like the German clinic
that managed to get a new CT and a new ultrasound scanner for a vomiter]
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Subject: Re: Decontamination of equipment following Ebola positive
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Interesting to see that Roche safety notice issued says "stop using
analyser"
DJ
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Subject: Decontamination of equipment following Ebola positive samples
We currently run Roche main analysers and do not have a small stand
alone analyser for stat samples. The issue of a procedure for
decontamination of equipment if we have run a sample through the
analyser from a patient who turns out to be infected with Ebola has been
raised. What are other people planning to do in this situation and what
is a reasonable procedure that is not going to take the analyser out of
action for long. Thank you - Paul Thomas
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