RFID's adoption by the healthcare industry made progress this week with
the announcement by AMTSystems of new pilot programs for its SurgiChip
product. The SurgiChip, which was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration in November, uses an RFID-based verification system to
"prevent wrong-site, wrong-procedure and wrong-patient surgery."
Industry analysts estimate that between five and eight surgeries per
month are performed in which an incorrect part of the body is
mistakenly operated upon. While only a very small percentage of the
total number of monthly surgeries, those few mistakes can cause
dreadful and traumatic outcomes.
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