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Hygiene is a key part of responsible prevention
The hygiene of equipment, including CR, is a key part of responsible prevention. In addition to washing hands before, during and after the examination, all equipment used with a patient must also be cleaned and disinfected. When possible, equipment that comes into direct contact with patients should be covered with an impermeable material (such as a plastic bag) that can be disposed of after each examination.
Following below disinfection procedures is key to enable the proper disinfection of your Agfa CR cassettes while ensuring the optimal operation and lifetime of your devices.
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Do follow the instructions of use as provided with the cleaning/disinfection product.
The selection and description of the appropriate disinfection procedure and policy is the responsibility of the user.
Remove the image plate and assure that the cassette is clean. When necessary, you can clean the outside of the cassettes, preferably only with a damp cloth (water, soap).
Do not use AGFA CR Phosphor Plate Cleaner, PROSAT wipes, AGFA CURIX screen cleaner or any other screen cleaners or alcohol containing liquid on the cassette surface, as this can cause damage to the cassette.
always use a clean, low-linting cloth dampened (not dripping) with the solution.
Wash hands with soap and water following use. Consult the manufacturer’s Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and recommendations on the product label for additional information prior to use.
