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Assessment of focused multivector ultraviolet disinfection withshadowless delivery using 5-point multisided sampling ofpatientcare equipment without manual …Armellino et al., 2019
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- 245074000624571988
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- Armellino D
- Walsh T
- Petraitis V
- Kowalski W
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- American journal of infection control
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Background The aim of this study was to evaluate the performance of a focused multivector ultraviolet (FMUV) system employing shadowless delivery with a 90-second disinfection cycle for patient care equipment inside and outside the operating room (OR) suite without …
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