Iranian Journal of Surgery

Disinfectant and Antiseptic Materials-Technical Disinfectants for Covid19 Control-the State of the Art

Authors

A Sadeghabadi 1
Z Hydari Orojlo 2
Sh Solymani 3

1 Researcher of Medical Engineering, Department of Medical Science and Technologies, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

2 Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering, Islamic Azad University of Shahrood

3 Independent Researcher, PhD in Industrial Management

Abstract
Disinfectants and Anti septics have been used by humans for a long time. The discovery of alcohol by Razi is a main step in it was the knowledge of disinfectants that continues to this day. Getting to know the types of disinfectants and choosing the best ones it is one of the essentials in today's world. Because of the importance of saving human lives in medical surgeries, Medical services and epidemics require the use of disinfectants for vital people. In addition, Anti septics to clean the hospital environment, equipment and surfaces are required. Alcohols, betadine, savlon, hydrogen peroxide and advanced hybrid disinfectants are examples of common disinfectants. Sodium hypochlorite, deconex, phenol, Formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde and orthophthal aldehyde are used as Anti septics. After finding Covid-19, the importance of advanced disinfectants became clearer. In the field of advanced technical disinfectants The K20 and K21 with high safety and efficiency were formulated and made by an Iranian researcher who soon They will replace foreign goods. This article first describes the types of disinfectants, Anti septics and specialized terms Discusses the related. Then to introduce advanced disinfectants for hospital and Corona control Viruses are effective. Creation of technical knowledge and production of them is very necessary.

Keywords

Disinfectant
Antiseptic
K20
K21
Surgery
Covid 19
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Iranian Journal of Surgery
Volume 31, Spring
Spring 2023
Pages 72-86

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