Winner Medical Showcases Green Operating Room Solutions at CMEF

On the evening of September 27, from September 25 to 27, the China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF Autumn Exhibition) was held in Guangzhou, where Winner Medical Co.,Ltd. participated with its green medical solutions and medical beauty care product series.

At the exhibition site, Winner Medical Co.,Ltd. demonstrated the complete process of green operating room scenarios. According to the introduction, in the pre-operative preparation area, the company's featured zero-lead radiation protection suits can reduce the burden on medical staff by 30% through lightweight design while reducing the possibility of neurological injuries to healthcare workers. In the intraoperative core area, disposable surgical packages utilize all-cotton spunlace nonwoven materials combined with intelligent fluid management systems to achieve standardized consumable configuration, meeting diverse needs across six major departments and providing functional infection control guarantees for surgeries. The post-operative ward area displayed products such as cotton patient gowns and antibacterial isolation curtains.

On September 27, Winner Medical Co.,Ltd. also hosted the Medical Consumables Management Symposium and the launch of the Health Economics Research Project for Disposable Surgical Packages, with Chairman Li Jianquan participating as a corporate representative.

Attending researcher He Da from the Shanghai Health and Development Research Center and his team believe that this project will provide key decision-making basis for hospitals' refined management transformation through scientific calculation of the full lifecycle costs of disposable surgical packages.

Zhu Wei, Vice President of Tongji Hospital affiliated with Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology and President of Guanggu Campus, stated in his speech: "Green hospital construction is not achieved overnight, and the management optimization of low-value consumables also requires persistent effort. We should prioritize this conceptually and implement it practically, working together to promote hospitals' steady progress on the path of green, efficient, and high-quality development through refined, informatized, and process-optimized management practices."