World's first RFID system for counting and detection of surgical sponges receives green signal from FDA

Submitted by root on Tue, 2007-06-19 13:59.
Tags: fda | operating room | rfid

The RFID based SmartSponge System has finally got the green signal from FDA. This system is aimed at furthering the safety of patients inside the operating room and preventing any chance of a foreign body inside the patient. Up...

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