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Old 05-02-2012, 12:40 AM
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SKF medical closed circuit color using CBS system - showing two types of CBS camera.
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I learned that both of my surgeries earlier this year were on CCTV for med students due to both the lead surgeon and the rare/hazardous nature of the operations. So, some things haven't changed.

I wonder how they cleaned the cameras for a surgical suite? Or, were things less stringent back then?
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Old 05-02-2012, 10:24 PM
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I learned that both of my surgeries earlier this year were on CCTV for med students due to both the lead surgeon and the rare/hazardous nature of the operations. So, some things haven't changed.

I wonder how they cleaned the cameras for a surgical suite? Or, were things less stringent back then?
I think video recording is probably common these days for legal reasons too.

Edit: this shot looks pretty posed to me due to the uniform lighting of the room - the surgical light isn't on.
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Old 05-05-2012, 11:21 AM
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I learned that both of my surgeries earlier this year were on CCTV for med students due to both the lead surgeon and the rare/hazardous nature of the operations. So, some things haven't changed.

I wonder how they cleaned the cameras for a surgical suite? Or, were things less stringent back then?
Thanks for these great photos.

One piece of trivia I've been told over the past few months is that the medical-equipment market is apparently one of the only drivers for ongoing CRT use/maintenance. This is because medical equipment needs to be certified by the FDA, and converting the equipment to LCD or other flatscreen monitors would require re-certification, an expensive proposition.
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