The RF Assure Detection System uses radio-frequency detection to help identify and prevent potential retained surgical items such as a piece of gauze or sponge.
“Consistently named among the top 10 U.S. News & World Report‘s ‘Best Hospitals’ annual rankings, Duke University Medical Center is at the forefront of advances in patient safety,” said Dr. Jeffrey Port, co-founder and chairman of RF Surgical. “We are pleased to support Duke Medicine’s excellence in surgical care with a critical tool to prevent error in its operating rooms.”
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