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Olympus EVIS EXERA II - Storage of the Endoscope; Storage of the Balloon

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Chapter 12 Storage and Disposal
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ULTRASOUND GASTROVIDEOSCOPE GF-UCT180
12.1 Storage of the endoscope
When storing the endoscope, make sure that the forceps
elevator is not raised or it is not strike any objects. This could
damage forceps elevator.
Storing time for reprocessed endoscopes varies depending
on the method to keep aseptic state, storing method,
environmental condition, and handling condition. The
maximum period disinfected endoscopes can be stored until
the next use should be determined at each medical facility.
1. Detach all equipment (the air/water valve, suction valve, biopsy valve, and
water-resistant cap) from the endoscope.
2. Confirm that all surfaces of the endoscope (especially the interior of the
channels, the distal end, lens, and electrical contacts) are completely dry.
3. Place the endoscope’s angulation locks in the “F ” position.
4. Hang the endoscope in the storage cabinet with the distal end hanging
freely. Make sure that the insertion section hangs vertically and as straight
as possible.
12.2 Storage of the balloon
Do not store the sterile package containing the instrument in
place where it will be damaged, wet or improperly sealed.
Otherwise, the sterility of the instrument may be
compromised and pose an infection control risk.
Store the balloon at room temperature, in a clean and dry environment. Do not
store it in direct sunlight. If you have any questions about any information in this
manual, contact Olympus.

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