To investigate the efficacy ofvideo-assisted thoracoscopic sterilization to treat patients withexacerbation of chronic empyema thoracis.
After sterilization, the treated tibial segment was reimplanted and fixed with an intramedullary 2.5 mm Kirschner wire.
Surface sterilization was performed by treating with 10% sodium hypochlorite (MERCK), 70% ethanol and followed by washing twice with sterile water.
The sterilization process takes approximately 10 minutes.
Surface sterilization of plant segments normally involves treating the plant material with a strong oxidant or general disinfectant shortly, followed by a sterile rinse to remove residual sterilant.
In addition, the efficiency of sterilization has been shown clearly when treating with plasma jets in spite of the lower applied voltage.
The sterilization protocol, described in detail elsewhere [ 23] involved treating the skin pieces with an aqueous solution of 1 M sodium chloride and 0.1% (v/v) per-acetic acid with continuous stirring of the solution at 225 rpm for 30mins.
After surface sterilization the seeds were treated with cultures, F1, G2 and FC, GC respectively.
In summary, the current results showed that HS can be used as a sterilization method for AH treated Ti implants in biomedical applications.
Apart from that, fermentation under nonsterile condition, for example, by using activated sludge treating wastewater, has gained interest recently as this process does not need reactor sterilization, and organic materials in wastewater can be considered a negative cost [ 7].
The goal of this study was to determine the efficacy of treating postpneumonectomy empyema (PPE) with debridement followed by continuous antibiotic irrigation for pneumonectomy space sterilization.
