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CAUTION:
Do not attempt to pull the Gel Pads away from the Faceplate arms. Damage to the Gel Pads may occur.
2. Turn the Adjustment Knob counterclockwise until the Slide Horseshoe Faceplate can freely separate from the Stationary Horseshoe
Faceplate.
CAUTION:
The Adjustment Knob is permanently attached to the Slide Horseshoe Faceplate. Use of excessive force in an attempt to remove
the Adjustment Knob from the Slide Horseshoe Faceplate can result in damage to components.
The MAYFIELD Pediatric Radiolucent Horseshoe Headrest should be thoroughly cleaned after each use. Clean all components, including
the Gel Pads, with a neutral pH detergent. A soft brush can be used if necessary. Clean all components thoroughly to prevent traces of
blood or debris from interfering with proper function of the device.
Rinse thoroughly with de-ionized or sterile water to remove any residual detergent.
All components of the MAYFIELD Pediatric Radiolucent Horseshoe Headrest except the Gel Pads may be wiped down with a 70% isopropyl
alcohol solution.
WARNING:
Do not steam sterilize any component of this device. Doing so may damage device and result in serious patient injury.
CAUTION:
Do not use an alcohol solution on the Gel Pads, immerse the Gel Pads in liquid, or expose the Gel Pads to heat via steam
sterilization or any other means.
Manual Wash
CAUTIONS
• Alkaline and highly acidic detergents and solutions cause damage to the devices.
• Channels and crevices found on this device require particular attention during cleaning.
• Pay special attention to the water quality used throughout reprocessing. Hard water can damage the surface of the equipment. Avoid
using hard water. Instead use purified water unless otherwise specified.
Limitations on reprocessing
• Repeated processing has minimal effects on these devices. Product life is normally determined by wear and damage due to use.
• It is important to have Integra NeuroSpecialists perform routine inspections (twice yearly is recommended). See contact information
below.
INSTRUCTIONS
Containment/Transportation
• Follow health care facility protocol for safe containment and transport to the decontamination environment.
• It is recommended that devices are cleaned immediately after use.
Preparation for Cleaning
• Disassembly is required.
Disassembling Equipment
Remove the gel pads from the unit by sliding off.
Keep all joints in the unlocked position. Slide the
adjustable headrest base until it comes apart.
Cleaning – Manual Equipment: Water, Neutral pH Detergent, Soft Bristle Brush, Towels
Method
1. Prepare neutral pH enzymatic detergent solution (e.g. Endozime® AW Triple Plus with APA (Ruhof), 1:128 ratio) according to detergent
manufacturer's instructions using lukewarm tap water.
2. Prepare equipment for soaking by disassembling removable parts and loosening connections.
3. Rinse equipment in warm water before placing into bath.
4. Completely soak equipment in water/detergent solution for 30 minutes maximum.
5. Clean thoroughly with a soft nylon bristle brush. NOTE: If possible, use a disposable brush.
6. Rinse in warm purified water until all visible substances and residual detergent are removed. NOTE: Make sure to give special
attention to hard-to-reach areas.
7. Thoroughly dry equipment with soft clean towels and use medically compressed air if needed, to dry channels, crevices and lumens.
8. Inspect the equipment to make sure there is no visible organic debris or residue from cleaning agent.
Repeat process if any soil is detected.
Inspecting for Cleanliness
Inspect the teeth of the starbursts and make
sure to inspect all joints. Pay close attention to
the area around the locking screw.
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