"Hospitaltechnik" finished equipping the state clinical hospital named after D.D. Pletnev

2021: Reconstruction of the oncological hospital operation unit

Hospitaltechnik finished equipping the state clinical hospital named after D.D. Pletnev. This became known on July 29, 2021.

On March 26, 2021, Hospitaltechnik employees conducted a tour-training in operating rooms for hospital doctors.

Deputy Chief Physician for Oncological Care S.A. Posvetentsev praised the project.

As part of the reconstruction of the hospital's cancer hospital unit, Hospitaltekhnik modernized 4 operating rooms with a total area of ​ ​ 250 sq.m. They will operate on cancer patients in serious condition.

The project was implemented in a short time - in just 4 months.

Under the contract, Hospitaltechnik specialists installed in the hospital a medical climatized module "HTLabor + Hospitaltechnik AG," manufactured on high-precision European equipment in Germany.

All elements of the module - doors, windows, built-in cabinets, air intake units - are built in as hermetically as possible (with minimal gaps), so they are very convenient to treat with disinfectants.

Each of the operating systems is equipped with an engineering system control system using a sensor monitor built into the wall.

With its help, medical personnel can open and close doors, control lighting in operating rooms, adjust temperature and humidity, open and close doors, start a timer and a stopwatch.

Doors in operating rooms are used both rolling and swing. The elbow door opening button greatly simplifies the life of doctors - now it will be possible to conveniently move between rooms even with hands occupied.

In the rooms with windows there are sealed double-glazed windows and automated blinds, convenient for sanitizing. Built-in cabinets, air intake units with removable grids and socket blocks hidden in walls are traditionally used in "clean" rooms sold by Hospitaltechnik.

In the preoperative ones, convenient washes with an apron are installed to protect against splashes. To supply water, a thermostatic mixer with a photocell is used - it operates when a person approaches and keeps the water temperature approximately equal to the body temperature.

But, perhaps, the main feature of the project is the stylish wall RGB-illumination of walls with prints in each of the operating rooms. Surgeons can adjust its color to their individual requirements using the engineering systems control monitor.