The ethylene oxide sterilisation is initiated with a preconditioning of the samples which is carried out at 41[degrees] C for 13 hours at 42% humidity.
Following sterilisation, the scaffolds were washed five times with sterile deionised water on a roller for 15 minutes each time.
A total of 225 women returned at 1 year post
sterilisation and were included in the study cohort.
The contract
sterilisation services market, by site of
sterilisation, is segmented into offsite sterilization and onsite
sterilisation.
(35.) Zavier F and Nair SN, Regret after
sterilisation: a socio demographic analysis in south India, Demography India, 1998, 27(2):383-400.
Enforced
sterilisation of people disapproved of by self-appointed moral guardians was a feature of totalitarian and authoritarian governments in the 20th century.
However, the senior official said
sterilisation might be allowed for cases that were not purely medical, which would be evaluated on their merits.
There is much international literature describing the advantages of laparoscopic methods for
sterilisation over an open procedure resulting in fewer instances of minor operative morbidity, shorter duration of surgery, minimal scarring and less postoperative discomfort.
The transaction enhances Synergy's capacity to serve its European clients in ethylene oxide and electron beam, two of its core technologies, while complementing its network of applied
sterilisation technologies (AST) facilities in Europe with operations in the Southern and Eastern European markets, it said.
Over the last 30 years, Brazilian couples have relied almost exclusively on either the pill or female
sterilisation for contraception.
During Fujimori's presidency in the 1990s, previously limited public family planning services in Peru were greatly increased, including for
sterilisation. Under the programme, some 200,000 Peruvian women were sterilised, almost three times more than in the period before the introduction of the programme in 1996.