Comparative Analysis
How do the RF Surgical Detection Systems benefit you?| RF Surgical Detection | RFID | Barcode | |
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| Market leader with more hospitals in clinical use |  |
Less than 6 Hospitals |  |
| Effectiveness validated by the largest multicenter prospective clinical study | |
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| Provides the fastest and non disruptive count reconciliation | |
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| Offers a one-button automatic mat scan that reduces the chance for human error | |
Not Available | Not Available |
| Best supports "No Time to Count" TRAUMA cases | |
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No Time to Count |
| Extended detection area coverage critical for cardiac and bariatric cases(Mat + Wand) | |
Not Available | No Detection Capability |
| Promotes Staff Safety (Does not involve handling of soiled sponges) | |
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| Complies to latest AORN guidelines (Recommendation VII, Adjunct Technology) | |
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| Occupies least amount of OR space, no extra IV poles, or extra equipment on wheels | |
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| Reduce disposable waste by being fully reusable | |
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| Technology with the largest distribution channel coverage & availability | |
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| No Capital Cost Required (Reported) | |
Up to $70,000 per OR* | |
| Average Cost per Procedure (Reported) | $12 to $15 per Procedure | $25 to $35 per Procedure* | $15 per Procedure |
* Data reported by RFID companies and Barcode company