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<strong>ITALY</strong> - 8 Medical Waste Management<br />

Type of Medical Waste<br />

Identifiable anatomic parts<br />

Non-identifiable anatomic parts<br />

Sterilized medical waste<br />

Small animals used for testing<br />

from laboratories and veterinary<br />

offices<br />

Tissues, organs, bulk blood &<br />

suction canister waste<br />

Microbiological wastes;<br />

potentially infectious sharps;<br />

materials contaminated by<br />

infected feces, urine, or any other<br />

infected biological liquid<br />

Waste from maternity, diagnosis<br />

and medicinal wards which<br />

require precautions to prevent<br />

exposure to infectious agents<br />

and isolation wards<br />

Waste from veterinary services<br />

which require precautions to<br />

prevent exposure to infectious<br />

agents<br />

Samples of urine or feces<br />

(if not infected)<br />

Table 8.1. Treatment & Disposal Methods for Medical Waste<br />

Waste Category<br />

(see Definitions) Waste Code 1<br />

Infectious medical waste<br />

(medical waste requiring<br />

particular disposal procedures)<br />

Infectious medical waste<br />

(medical waste requiring<br />

particular disposal procedure)<br />

Medical waste assimilated to<br />

urban waste.<br />

Medical waste not assimilated to<br />

urban waste.<br />

Medical waste requiring<br />

particular disposal procedure<br />

Infectious medical waste<br />

(medical waste requiring<br />

particular disposal procedure)<br />

Infectious medical waste –<br />

human<br />

Infectious medical waste –<br />

animal<br />

18 01 03*<br />

18 01 03*<br />

20 03 01<br />

19 12 10<br />

18 02 02* Incineration<br />

18 01 03* Incineration<br />

18 01 03*<br />

18 02 02*<br />

Method of Final<br />

Treatment and Disposal<br />

Cremation or incineration<br />

followed by burial<br />

Cremation or incineration<br />

followed by burial<br />

Incineration or Landfill for<br />

Non-hazardous waste.<br />

Landfilling of sterilized<br />

infectious medical waste is<br />

permitted only in the absence<br />

of an incinerator in the<br />

Region where the waste is<br />

generated and it requires the<br />

prior approval of the<br />

President of the Region.<br />

Refuse derived fuel (RDF)<br />

production plants or to any<br />

plant that can use the waste<br />

for energy production<br />

Incineration<br />

Infectious medical waste 18 01 03* Incineration<br />

Infectious medical waste 18 02 02* Incineration<br />

-- -- Decant into clinical sinks<br />

Expired and non-used Non-infectious medical waste 18 01 09 Incineration<br />

September 2012 Italy FGS 8-12<br />

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