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Industry Solutions for Digital Medical Infection Control

Despite improved infection control measures, hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) remain a serious risk to patients. Preventing the airborne spread of harmful bacteria and viruses is key to solving this ongoing problem.

Challenges faced by traditional infection control

Conventional infection control approaches - including chemical disinfectants, manual cleaning protocols, and conventional UV lamps - are proving inadequate in addressing the complex challenges of contemporary healthcare settings. These limitations expose several critical gaps:

Limitations in efficiency and coverage

Blind spots of air and water disinfection

Safety issues and antibiotic resistance

Air Sterilizer Brings Hope

Air sterilizer brings hope for the purification of hospital environments. It uses ultraviolet sterilization to destroy the DNA/RNA of microorganisms and inhibit their reproduction. Through multiple filtration systems such as high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters, they can capture over 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, including common pathogens.

Virus

Bacteria

Allergen

Formaldehyde

PM2.5

Aerosol

In the actual application scenarios of hospitals, air sterilizers play an irreplaceable and important role in various key areas with their excellent performance:

01

Operating room

As the core medical area, it has extremely high requirements for sterility. The air sterilizer runs continuously to create a nearly sterile environment, greatly reducing the risk of postoperative infection and ensuring optimal surgical conditions.
02

Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

Patients in this area have extremely low immunity and need strict requirements for air. Air sterilizers continuously purify the air, lower pathogen concentrations and support patient recovery.
03

Crowded places such as waiting areas and wards

These places have frequent flow of personnel with high density, and the risk of cross transmission of pathogens is high. Air sterilizers reduce the spread of pathogens and improve the safety of the medical environment.