A summary of clinical evidence

This review provides a summary of clinical evidence that shows the effectiveness of using Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) monitoring data to improve flexible endoscope cleanliness.

  • Summary of Clinical Evidence

    Complete the form to download the clinical summaries from the following studies:

    • Longitudinal assessment of reprocessing effectiveness for colonoscopes and gastroscopes: Results of visual inspections, biochemical markers, and microbial cultures.
    • The effectiveness of sterilization for flexible ureteroscopes: A real-world study.
    • Assessing residual contamination and damage inside flexible endoscopes over time.
    • The use of rapid indicators for the detection of organic residues on clinically used gastrointestinal endoscopes with and without visually apparent debris.
    • The adenosine triphosphate test is a rapid and reliable audit tool to assess manual cleaning adequacy of flexible endoscope channels.
    • Comparison of adenosine triphosphate, microbiological load, and residual protein as indicators for assessing the cleanliness of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopes.
    • Validation of adenosine triphosphate to audit manual cleaning of flexible endoscope channels.

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