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    3 Methods to Establish the Sterilization Dose of a Medical Device

    Dr. Bart Croonenbroghs
    October 20, 2021 | By: Dr. Bart Croonenbroghs

    In the medical device industry, sterilization processing is performed to obtain a Sterility Assurance Level (SAL) as required by regulatory authorities to designate the treated product as “sterile”. There are several approaches—the sterilization dose setting methods 1 and 2, and the substantiation method VDmax SD—that may be used to establish the minimum dose that results in the required degree of sterility assurance. By reading this Whitepaper, Quality Assurance, Sterility Assurance and other interested professionals will learn about the different aspects of each method that have to be considered in order to make the best decision for a specific product.

    Dr. Bart Croonenborghs

    Technical Director, Radiation

    Bart joined Sterigenics beginning of 2005 and currently serves as Technical Director, Radiation. During his career with Sterigenics, Bart has performed IQ/OQ validation of Gamma and Electron beam irradiators, and designed and executed process definition programs (establishing sterilization and maximum acceptable dose) as well as PQ for customers—specifically those in the biologics and pharmaceutical industries....

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