ArticleArhiv za higijenu rada i toksikologiju2025
Formaldehyde containment efficiency with a next-generation grossing station promising safer use in anatomical pathology practice.
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Healthcare needs to re-evaluate its resources and make the processes more efficient. The pathologist's workspace is often narrow and limits access to grossing information mid-procedure. An ergonomic, open-front containment console - called grossing station - can improve this situation. Besides collecting airborne formaldehyde and chemical fumes, its cupboard with adjustable vertical protective screen simplifies the workflow with a customisable open work surface that allows image acquisition and includes voice recognition and waste dispensers. However, its containment efficiency and compliance with international safety standards has not yet been investigated. The aim of our study was to address this lack of information and propose a standard procedure for testing containment efficacy of next-generation grossing stations. For this purpose we ran the potassium iodide test and a formaldehyde leak test with a new tracer-gas method on a new DFB900 grossing station model and established that its protection factor of 10
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