The document introduces the trophon®2, an advanced device for ultrasound probe reprocessing developed by Nanosonics. Building on the success of the original trophon EPR, the trophon2 enhances workflow efficiency and compliance through features like digital audit-ready records, customizable warm-up settings, and extensive probe compatibility, supporting over 1,000 probe types. It integrates AcuTrace® RFID technology for tracking, while its user-friendly interface, including a color touchscreen and guided setup, simplifies operation. Nanosonics emphasizes the technological advancements that not only improve the disinfection process but also reduce exposure to toxic chemicals, reinforcing safety for both patients and healthcare professionals. The trophon family represents a significant advancement in high-level disinfection standards, showcasing the company’s commitment to innovation in healthcare practices.

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