| Autor: |
Lecordier, Julien, Plivard, Claire, Gardeux, Michel, Daouadi, Karim, Lahet, Jean-Jacques |
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Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice; Feb2016, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p151-156, 6p, 1 Diagram, 1 Chart |
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Objectives To use a mobile air decontamination unit (MADU) for a microbial destruction and decreased particle burden making a cleanroom controlled environment in a Centralized Chemotherapy Preparation Unit (CCPU). Good manufacturing practices (GMP) in France specify that the ambient air in the vicinity of a class III biosafety cabinet (isolator) complies with air cleanliness ISO 8 level in CCPU. This guideline has a significant impact because implementing a dedicated air handling unit (AHU) brings some engineering constraints and generates substantial additional costs. Methods Authors have previously studied some technical and economical aspects to evaluate the feasibility of the MADU option. Results Using a MADU was the chosen option. Qualification of the CCPU showed that results were in compliance with the French GMP. After one year of use, the efficiency of the MADU was confirmed. According to these results, using a MADU constitutes a beneficial option for CCPU previously equipped with an isolator when compared to renovation work involving a standard built-in AHU. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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