Groundbreaking research published in the February issue of the American Journal of Infection Control validates a new surface disinfection process that may one day replace chemical disinfectants in hospitals.
Seattle WA (Vocus) February 24, 2009 -- Groundbreaking research published in the February issue of the American Journal of Infection Control validates a new surface disinfection process that may one day replace chemical disinfectants in hospitals. The process incorporates a saturated steam vapor system with TANCS® technology, harnessing the power of steam to eradicate antibiotic-resistant bacteria, viruses, and fungi on surfaces in less than 5 seconds.
The study, "Reduction in Infection Risk Through Treatment of Microbially Contaminated Surfaces With a Novel, Portable, Saturated Steam Vapor Disinfection System," was designed and overseen by Dr. Benjamin Tanner, president and scientific director of Antimicrobial Test Laboratories. The study set out to determine the capability of the TANCS-equipped steam vapor disinfection system to kill microorganisms, reduce surface-associated infection risks and serve as an alternative to chemical disinfectants.
"During rigorous testing, the TANCS system surprised us in several instances with its efficacy," Dr. Tanner said. "It has been gratifying to s
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