2018
DOI: 10.4103/ams.ams_51_18
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Surgical specimen handover from operation theater to laboratory: A survey

Abstract: Introduction:Essential communication between surgeons and pathologists is required when a specimen is transferred from operation theater to a laboratory. Any errors during transferring of specimen can lead to serious consequences such as wrong diagnosis, inappropriate treatment, reoperations, and physical and emotional disaster.Aim:To evaluate the incidence of mishaps and misses during the transfer of specimen from operation theater to pathology department.Methodology:This cross-sectional study was conducted a… Show more

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“…Various awareness studies were performed in dental students (Palati et al, 2020;Uma, 2020;Ahad and Gheena, 2016;Hannah, 2018;Prasanna and Gheena, 2016;Sukumaran and Padavala, 2018;Manohar and Abilasha, 2019;Palati et al, 2019) but none of the studies has focused on the importance of universal precautions. The previous studies on awareness PPE, safe handling, education, protective barriers (Krishnan, 2018;Sheriff and Santhanam, 2018) have led us to work on the importance of universal precaution while handling patients with blood-borne diseases. Many tooth-related studies which are used for identi ication and other disorders (Gunasekaran and R, 2016;Sukumaran and Padavala, 2018;Harrita and Santhanam, 2019;Abitha and Santhanam, 2019;Sarbeen and Gheena, 2016) have performed in dental students.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various awareness studies were performed in dental students (Palati et al, 2020;Uma, 2020;Ahad and Gheena, 2016;Hannah, 2018;Prasanna and Gheena, 2016;Sukumaran and Padavala, 2018;Manohar and Abilasha, 2019;Palati et al, 2019) but none of the studies has focused on the importance of universal precautions. The previous studies on awareness PPE, safe handling, education, protective barriers (Krishnan, 2018;Sheriff and Santhanam, 2018) have led us to work on the importance of universal precaution while handling patients with blood-borne diseases. Many tooth-related studies which are used for identi ication and other disorders (Gunasekaran and R, 2016;Sukumaran and Padavala, 2018;Harrita and Santhanam, 2019;Abitha and Santhanam, 2019;Sarbeen and Gheena, 2016) have performed in dental students.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When asked if this photodynamic therapy specially helps in surgical procedures -72% of respondents answered 'yes' and 28% answered 'no' [Figure 11], (Krishnan, 2018). The awareness of photodynamic therapy which involves photosensitisers.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many institution-based studies have been carried out on various oral diseases (Shree et al, 2019;Gunasekaran and R, 2016;Krishnan, 2018;Sarbeen and Gheena, 2016;Sukumaran and Padavala, 2018). There have also been studies done using recent technology to enhance knowledge (Abitha and Santhanam, 2019;Palati et al, 2019;Hannah, 2018;Harrita and Santhanam, 2019;Manohar and Abilasha, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%