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. 2019 Sep 6;28(1):66–74. doi: 10.1111/ijpp.12575

Table 3.

Results of wipe samples obtained from compounding with APOTECAchemo

APOTECAchemo sample

Day 1

(no of contaminated items)

Day 2

(no of contaminated items)

Day 3

(no of contaminated items)

Day 4

(no of contaminated items)

Day 5

(no of contaminated items)

Total
Loading area BC (n = 5)
Loading area AC (n = 5) 1a (0.32 ng/cm2) 1/5
Compounding area BC (n = 5) 1a (>2.25 ng/cm2) 1a (0.67 ng/cm2) 1a (>2.25 ng/cm2) 3/5
Compounding area AC (n = 5) 1a (0.60 ng/cm2) 1a (0.33 ng/cm2) 1a (0.86 ng/cm2) 1a (>2.25 ng/cm2) 4/5
Table BC (n = 5) 1a (0.09 ng/cm2) 1a (0.02 ng/cm2) 2/5
Table AC (n = 5) 1a (0.02 ng/cm2) 1/5
Gloves (n = 19) 1a (0.06) 1/19
 

Day 1

(no of contaminated infusion bags)

Day 2

(no of contaminated infusion bags)

Day 3

(no of contaminated infusion bags)

Day 4

(no of contaminated infusion bags)

Day 5

(no of contaminated infusion bags)

Total
Dummy bags (n = 40)
5‐fluorouracil bags (n = 20) 1a (0.04 ng/cm2) 1/20
Cyclophosphamide bags (n = 20) 1a (12.5 ng/cm2) 1a (0.125 ng/cm2) 2/20

AC, after cleaning; BC, before cleaning.

a

Contaminated with cyclophosphamide