CMP Surgical Instrument Cabinet at Lawrence General
CMP is proud to partner with Lawrence General Hospital with their leading-edge surgical center. Even though you cannot see them in this photo, CMP’s SC2-series surgical supply cabinets / Surgical Instrument Cabinet are in the new $56 million Santagati Center, housed in a separate building on the hospital campus, is named in honor of Richard and Marilyn Santagati of Andover, longtime supporters of the hospital.
CMP Surgical instrument cabinets are in the only hybrid operating room in the Merrimack Valley, one capable of transitioning from minimally invasive to open surgical procedures.
“We’re excited that our excellent surgeons and surgical staff will now have the sophisticated technology and support to provide the kinds of advanced surgeries not previously available north of Boston,” said Dianne J. Anderson, president and chief executive officer of Lawrence General Hospital. “Lawrence General’s Santagati Center for surgery offers our region advanced care that is more efficient, safer, and closer to home.”
The new surgical center will expand the range of patients who can be served, said David Spofford, senior director of surgical services and outpatient procedures. Lawrence General currently performs 7,000 to 8,000 surgeries each year, he said.
The new center will have seven operating rooms, providing more than five times the current surgical space. It also will feature specialized imaging and video capabilities as well as an onsite pathology lab, expanded space for pre- and post-surgical care, and enhanced waiting areas.
The center is being built as part of a multiyear, $76 million master plan that also includes renovating most of the hospital’s inpatient space for adults.
A ribbon-cutting for the new surgical center was scheduled for April 13.
This story was reported by The Boston Globe. Learn More about CMP’s Instrument Storage Cabinets
Even though CMP Surgical Instrument Cabinet is not easy to see in this photo of an OR at Lawrence General Hospital, You can see by the submittal drawing above that there are seven CMP Surgical Instrument Cabinets in Lawrence General Hospital ‘s new Satagati Center. The surgical cabinets the architects chose in the new ORs and Hybrid OR are freestanding models with hinged glass doors for viewing supplies. These cabinets were ordered with the easy to clean slope top option. They include adjustable stainless steel shelves. The pilaster strips utilized to hold the clip which hold the shelves can easily be removed and cleaned in an autoclave for infection control. Addtition shelves can be ordered at any time from CMP, if the OR staff finds they need more shelves for additional storage.
