Due to changes in the overall population of society, especially in Europe, the requirements for hospital operations have also changed.
The average life expectancy of people has been extended and will continue to be extended.
As people age, the demand for medical care also increases, and of course, as they age, the number of illnesses that may occur also increases.
Moreover, technological and medical capabilities are rapidly expanding, such as natural or artificial transplantation becoming increasingly common.
These two factual situations require skills and tools for expanding medical technology.
This is particularly applicable to surgery and its related operating rooms.
The higher the demand for the performance of surgeons, the faster the growth in demand for devices to be installed.
The main key parameters of the operating room are determined by its cleanliness. The proper cleaning of personnel and instruments, as well as the cleanliness of the operating room air, are decisive factors.
The operating room may become the source of infection, which can only be detected after surgery, hence it is called postoperative infection. This issue not only threatens the lives and health of patients, but also generates huge postoperative costs, which have adverse effects on hospitals, society, and the economy (such as prolonged hospitalization, treatment, medication, multiple surgical procedures, ineffective treatment, disinfection, litigation, pension funds, etc.).
Now, these are mainly problems encountered by hospitals, but it is possible to avoid these problems or at least significantly reduce them.
A promising and decades proven solution is the use of laminar air systems in surgical areas.
With over 35 years of experience, Taishida designs and installs downflow or cross flow systems for hazardous areas of patient treatment, thereby improving the aforementioned hospital areas and reducing the risk of infection.
The use of laminar airflow systems, HEPA filters, and special air distribution screens (CG screens) has laid the foundation for ultra clean air and today's most advanced technology for bacteria free (CFU) environments.
When clean air enters the patient area, laminar airflow ensures the protection of the patient from external pollution threats and avoids internal contamination by the surgical team and/or patients.
Taishida can provide a variety of solutions tailored to specific needsoperating roomSolution. These products can be standardized products or customized special products.
All of these products comply with the highest operating room standards in Europe, including government regulatory requirements, standard bodies, associations, and other organizations such as SWKI, DIN, VDI, UNE, etc