Modular Vs Conventional OT: Which is best?
As a healthcare expert or a hospital owner, you want the best for your hospital infrastructure. In this modern healthcare system while most hospitals opt for modular OT system, you might feel confused whether to go for the modular OT or conventional OT.
In this blog, we will discuss the key differences between them.
Differences between modular and conventional OT
Here are some key differences between conventional and modular operation theatres:
Ceiling and walls
Compared to the conventional operation theatre, modular OT has ceilings and walls made of aluminum panels or high-grade stainless steel that offers an easy-to-clean and sterile surface.
Layout and size
Conventional OTs cannot be customized. However, modular OTs are customizable that fit the specific layout and size requirements of a clinic or hospital.
Ventilation and air conditioning
Modular operation theatres have specially designed air conditioning and ventilation system like hermetically sealed sliding doors that effectively reduce the risk of infection.
Flooring
The flooring of a modular OT is usually made using epoxy or vinyl, ensuring durability. These floors are also easy to clean.
Lighting
A modular OT is also equipped with energy-efficient and bright LED lights that are helpful for efficient surgical procedures. There are also a variety of OT lights in modular operation theatres like OT peripheral light and so on.
Sterilization equipment
In a conventional OT, one must install sterilization equipment. Modular OTs are equipped with sterilization equipment like sterilization machines, autoclaves, etc.
Electrical systems
There are also many numbers of electrical systems in modular operation theatres like anaesthesia machines and monitors to help in surgical procedures.
Medical gas supply
Unlike a conventional OT, a modular OT is usually equipped with a medical gas supply like nitrogen, oxygen, and vacuum to help in surgical procedures.
Accessibility
Modular operation theatres are designed to offer accessibility to patients and even patients with a disability which is not possessed in a conventional OT.
Conclusion
Above we have discussed the key differences between modular OT and traditional OT system.
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