ENTRHAL MEDICAL GmbH

In the world of medicine, the safety and well-being of patients is of utmost importance. One of the developments that contributes to this is the use of single-use instruments. These disposable instruments offer many advantages that should not be overlooked. **Infection prevention** One of the main advantages of single use instruments is the significant reduction in the risk of cross-contamination. By using each instrument only once, we eliminate the risk of infections that can arise from insufficient sterilization of reusable instruments that are difficult to clean due to, for example, narrow lumens. **Time savings** With single use instruments we save valuable time that would otherwise be spent cleaning and sterilizing reusable instruments. This allows us to focus on caring for our patients and increasing the efficiency of our procedures. **Consistency and Quality** Disposable instruments are often made of high-quality materials and are produced under controlled conditions. This ensures consistent quality and performance, which is essential for successful treatments. **Long-term cost reduction** Although the initial costs of single-use instruments often seem higher, the total costs can be lower in the long term. This is due to the savings on sterilization costs, the reduction of infection-related complications and the efficiency improvements in the workflow. **Sustainability** Nowadays there are also more and more sustainable options for single-use instruments, made from recyclable materials. This allows us to reduce our environmental footprint, which is an important consideration in modern healthcare. In conclusion, the switch to single use instruments can have a positive impact on both patient safety and the efficiency of daily practice. Are you interested in our single-use instruments or would you like to know more about how we can combine sustainability, cost-efficiency and quality? Our employees are ready to tell you more and advise you on the solution that suits you!

Come and visit our booth during the annual DGSV conference in Wolfsburg. We are here with our latest innovations and are happy to tell you more about our products! Save the date:

Dear friends and supporters, I would like to thank you for your incredible support and encouragement during my participation in Swim to Fight Cancer. Thanks to your sponsorship, I have not only been able to achieve my personal goal, but also make an important contribution to the fight against cancer. Your enthusiasm and motivation helped me through the tough training sessions and the swimming distance. It's great to know that I can count on your support in this important matter. Together we make a difference and I am grateful to have been able to share this experience with you. Let's keep fighting this disease and hopefully help even more people in the future. Yours sincerely, Floris Lina

Is sealing heavy instrument trays also an issue for you? Then get to know our innovative SealSlide! The ergonomic solution for packing even the heaviest instrument trays quickly and efficiently.

Our VacioPak special pouches are designed to provide additional protection for the sterile barrier of your instrument trays. The VacioPak special pouches are available in the following dimensions: 55 x 85 cm for your DIN baskets & sieves 44×80 cm for your ISO baskets & trays

Manage your in­stru­ment inventory and test results using the MedZense IQM platform Objective quality checks of MIS in­stru­ments, optics and current-carrying instru­ments are required and must be documented in order to prevent defective in­stru­ments from entering the operating room. The MedZense IQM platform enables you to measure, store and analyze data and ensure that defective in­stru­ments are taken out of service before they affect surgical performance. A regular and objective review of your in­stru­ment inventory is necessary to minimize patient risk. Collecting and analyzing the test data with the help of the MedZense IQM provides insights into the in­stru­ment quality of your hospital, records the measurements taken for future reference purposes and prevents defective in­stru­ments from reaching the operating room.

Floris' daily motivation when training for Swim to fight cancer: 1 in 2 people is diagnosed with cancer, a terrible disease! To contribute to the financing of important cancer research, I will participate in the Swim to fight cancer event on August 24. You can sponsor me on my own sponsor page: https://lnkd.in/e4v6DPPz Your contribution is greatly appreciated!

Are you looking for standard single use instruments made of recycled stainless steel? We offer a wide range of standard single use instruments: -Scissors -Clamps -Button Cannulas -Needle holders -Curettes -Forceps -Clip removing forceps -Retractors -Button Probes -Wound Retractors -Redon Needles Ask for a catalog! The wide range of our single use instruments is also convincing in terms of sustainability, because in contrast to multiple instruments, recycled stainless steel is the starting material here. After use, the stainless steel can be recycled again and reused. In addition, there is no need here for the very time-consuming cleaning process, which requires a lot of water and chemicals.

Does your equipment need annual maintenance? Entrhal takes care of the maintenance! Our experienced technicians ensure that the equipment is calibrated, updated and cleaned so that it can be used safely for another year. Annual maintenance is also very important to be able to carry out correct measurements. And while the equipment is maintained at our location, you can use a loaner device if desired.

Did you know that with the DIATEG Professional it is also possible to test bipolar forceps and scissors? This device detects damage, porosity, hairline cracks, pinholes and gas pores that impair the effectiveness of the insulation and can result in internal burns. The testing of such instruments is now mandatory in the Netherlands. This directive should also apply to the whole of Europe in order to reduce the risk for patients and to limit the surgeon’s responsibility for defective instruments.