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Louisville, KY May 24th, 2007 – DRE, Inc. announces the release of a new and upgraded website for its Veterinary Division located at www.dreveterinary.com Veterinary professionals can now download a full equipment catalog, request quotes on capital equipment, and purchase

Is hospital medical equipment wearing out? Some reports say that seventy percent of all hospital medical equipment is nearing the end of its operating life. These reports also say at the end of 2005, the average rate of deterioration for

The University of Florida has shown microwaving kitchen sponges and plastic scrubbers for just two minutes can sterilize them effectively. The researchers in the study used a common household microwave oven to zap the sponges and scrub pads for varying

DRE does it again as first in industry to offer 2007 medical equipment catalog online. As one of the first medical equipment companies to offer a full online medical catalog to its customers back in 1996, DRE Medical is no

DRE officers Mike Spencer and Mike Dirr recently returned from Honduras where DRE supports a medical clinic for people that need better healthcare in that area. With the products and industry expertise DRE has to offer, setting up and maintaining

Safety Features One of the greatest advancements in electrosurgery over the past two decades has been the advent of tissue impedance monitoring. This technology offers a detailed analysis of how much resistance a current encounters as it passes between the

Electrosurgical units (ESUs) have greatly evolved in the 80 years since their introduction in the 1920s. The past two decades, however, have seen the greatest revolutions in electrosurgical technology with improvements in isolated units (in place of ground references), discrete

As in our first and second posts on full-size upright anesthesia machines, we’re using the Integra SP I and Integra SP II to compare features available on the leading units in the anesthesia machine market. In this post, we’ll analyze the importance of warranty and maintenance costs, CO2

Yesterday, we posted the first of our three part series on full-size upright anesthesia machines in which we discussed the importance of considering size and mobility when shopping for anesthesia machines. Today, in the second part of this series, we

“Chances of survival from sudden cardiac arrest decreases 10 percent each minute after collapse,” said Mary Newman, executive director for the National Center for Early Defibrillation. “The key to survival is quick action on the part of those near the