The Depth Gauge, Perfected
The Electronic Depth Gauge (EDG®)
Infection Control
Technology
Precision
Compatibility
What EDG Means for Doctors
No more more bent, overused, unreliable depth gauges in orthopedic surgeries. Surgeons can count on EDG to deliver an accurate measurement, no matter the plate and screw system. They also have the peace of mind that the EDG is sterile, eliminating the risk of contamination from traditional reusable depth gauges.
Your Reusable Depth Gauge is Not Free
What EDG Means for Patients
Surgical Complications can be catastrophic for patients. Even after following all medical instructions, complications can lead to multiple surgeries over years and patients never fully recover.
Hear two stories of the impact of these complications
Protect your staff, protect your patients with EDG
Don’t Let Contamination Shut Down Your Hospital
KU Med lawsuits allege deaths linked to contaminated open-heart surgery devices
‘Horrifying’: Healthcare workers raise concerns about contaminated, dirty surgical tools
Flagstaff Medical Center reduces daily surgeries due to sterilization issues
At least one death, “hundreds of severe infections” linked to Porter hospital’s use of contaminated surgical instruments, lawsuit alleges
Northwestern Medical Center surgeries temporarily paused
Portneuf Medical Center makes changes after investigation into dirty surgical tools
Overburdened SPD teams, complex IFUs, and rapid turnarounds create risks of infection. If you have dirty equipment in your OR, you will suffer the same fate as these hospitals. Don’t risk restricting availability of healthcare in your community.
If you can’t clean it, you can’t sterilize it
— Kevin Anderson, MBA, BSN, RN
The Electronic Depth Gauge in in use by more than 60 hospitals and growing.
The technology is becoming part of the community, being used by interns.
