KOWON SAFETY SYSTEM
Safety System
No surgical result matters until the patient's safety is assured. We keep the equipment that monitors your condition and the systems that handle emergencies — and we run them by the book.
Equipment for safety
Chemical sterilisation of instruments
Every instrument used in surgery and procedures goes through a chemical sterilisation process.
High-pressure steam sterilisation
A high-temperature, high-pressure autoclave sterilises instruments through to the inside, lowering infection risk.
EO gas sterilisation
Precision instruments that cannot take heat are handled separately with ethylene oxide gas sterilisation.
Intra-operative monitoring
From the first incision through recovery, ECG, oxygen saturation and other vitals are tracked in real time.
Backup power system (UPS)
An uninterruptible power supply and backup generator mean surgery does not stop, even in a power failure.
AED & oxygen support
A defibrillator and oxygen support are kept on hand at all times for an immediate emergency response.
Protocol matters more than equipment
01
Two operations a day, no more
The next case begins only after we have confirmed the previous patient has fully recovered. We do not plan punishing schedules — we keep to the set one so that no patient is short-changed.
02
CCTV in the operating room
The procedure is recorded openly. We believe an environment patients and their families can trust is where safety begins.
03
Dedicated staff monitoring
From the start of surgery until full recovery, dedicated staff check the patient's condition with redundant layers of monitoring, in a system where even a small error is unacceptable.
04
Regular emergency drills
For the emergencies that can still occur, we run regular training so that every member of staff stays prepared.
Safety First
Questions about safety?
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Ask anything about anaesthesia, recovery and our safety equipment. Showing you rather than hiding it is how we work.
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