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AS ISO 8828:2015 [ Current ]

Implants for surgery - Care and handling of orthopaedic implants

standard by Standards Australia, 07/17/2015

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Adopts ISO 8828:2014 to specify the recommended procedures for handling orthopaedic implants from receipt at the hospital until they are implanted or discarded. Applies to implants (such as currently used metal, ceramic, or polymeric implants) and also to acrylic resin and other bone cements.
 

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Edition:
1st
Published:
07/17/2015
ISBN(s):
9781760351632
Number of Pages:
6
File Size:
1 file , 1 MB
Product Code(s):
10159645, 10159627, 10159668
 

Document History

  1. AS ISO 8828:2015

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    Implants for surgery - Care and handling of orthopaedic implants

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  2. AS/NZS 2817:1997


    Implants for surgery - Care and handling of orthopaedic implants

    • Historical Version

  3. AS 2817-1985


    Orthopaedic instruments and implants - Guide to care and handling

    • Historical Version