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Tissue Adhesives – Alternative Advancement to Standard Wound Closure

Until the late 1800s, sterile surgery and sutures were not standard practice, despite evidence of surgery and wound closure existing for hundreds, and potentially thousands, of years prior. While sterile surgery and sutures started as experimental alternatives to traditional wound closure, thankfully they were eventually accepted as the new standard.  Suturing products and techniques have …

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Three Benefits of Working with a Diverse Supplier During the Supply Chain Crisis

For more than two years now, the world has been impacted by the supply chain crisis caused by the pandemic and its aftereffects. Like many organizations, SourceMark, a recognized leader in offering innovative solutions as a master supplier for hospitals, health systems, ambulatory surgery centers, and physician offices throughout the United States, has been navigating …

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Reusable LMAs Benefit the Environment and the Budget

There is an ongoing debate in the healthcare industry about the usage of reusable products versus disposable products. There are many dynamics to consider, but there are two practical, measurable factors that must be taken into consideration: environmental impact and cost. When it comes to laryngeal mask airways (LMAs), reusable, silicone LMAs provide significant cost …

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Tourniquet Touch

Keeping Pressure (and Supply) in Check with Tourniquet Touch

We are living in post-pandemic times of constant adaptation. Like every other business, hospitals are facing a wide spectrum of challenges and suffering a lot of instability in supply-chain management. Challenges drive innovation, and many hospitals and healthcare systems have invested in new technology to insulate themselves from market conditions. Some of the most exciting …

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