Coronavirus viability in surgical plume and methods for safe disposal: a preclinical model,British Journal of Surgery

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Coronavirus viability in surgical plume and methods for safe disposal: a preclinical model
British Journal of Surgery ( IF 8.6 ) Pub Date : 2021-10-07 , DOI: 10.1093/bjs/znab385
Daryl K A Chia ₁ , Zhixue Lim ₂ , Jia Jun Ang ₁ , Paul A Tambyah ₃ , Kelly S H Lau ₄ , Joe Ong ₄ , Vincent T K Chow ₄ , David M Allen ₃ , Javis Fung ₅ , Kenny J X Lau ₆ , Irvan Luhung ₆ , Stephan C Schuster ₆ , Chuen Neng Lee ₁ , Guowei Kim _{1,

5} , Jimmy B Y So _{1,

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7} , Davide Lomanto _{1,

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8} , Asim Shabbir _{1,

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Affiliation

Smoke generated by cautery devices used during surgery may contain infective particles and may cause transmission of airborne viruses. This study determines whether live viruses are present in surgical smoke and evaluates the effectiveness of several proposed methods of removal so as to improve safety of healthcare workers.

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