Device for operation accompanying sterilisation of instruments as an integrated short process in combination with prolonged sterility maintenance

German SME developed a new treatment/operation accompanying aseptic storage for instruments with an additional sterilization mechanism for medical instruments. The device helps to prevent infections and to restrict the transfer of germs during treatments and operations.
The company is looking for distributers or partners for licencing.

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