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1998
Infection within the abdomen is a common clinical problem affecting both patients in the community and in hospital. Infections may vary from mild self limiting gastro-enteritis to multiple life threatening opportunistic infections in the immunocompromised.
D. P. Clarke, J. R. Buscombe
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Infection within the abdomen is a common clinical problem affecting both patients in the community and in hospital. Infections may vary from mild self limiting gastro-enteritis to multiple life threatening opportunistic infections in the immunocompromised.
D. P. Clarke, J. R. Buscombe
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Surgery (Oxford), 2015
Abstract Intra-abdominal sepsis is frequently seen and dealt with by surgeons. It presents as a spectrum of conditions ranging from uncomplicated localized infection through to severe systemic sepsis with generalized peritoneal infection. Complicated sepsis is frequently associated with a systemic inflammatory response, which can rapidly progress ...
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Abstract Intra-abdominal sepsis is frequently seen and dealt with by surgeons. It presents as a spectrum of conditions ranging from uncomplicated localized infection through to severe systemic sepsis with generalized peritoneal infection. Complicated sepsis is frequently associated with a systemic inflammatory response, which can rapidly progress ...
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Abdominal sepsis in an immunocompromised patient
Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica (English ed.), 2023Raquel, Yébenes-Calvo +3 more
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2010
Postoperative infection has surpassed hemorrhage as the leading cause of mortality among surgical patients. Despite advances in diagnostic modalities, antibiotic therapy, and critical care medicine, mortality remains high. Intra-abdominal infection is defined as an inflammatory response of the peritoneum to microorganisms and their toxins, which ...
Marc E. Brozovich, Peter W. Marcello
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Postoperative infection has surpassed hemorrhage as the leading cause of mortality among surgical patients. Despite advances in diagnostic modalities, antibiotic therapy, and critical care medicine, mortality remains high. Intra-abdominal infection is defined as an inflammatory response of the peritoneum to microorganisms and their toxins, which ...
Marc E. Brozovich, Peter W. Marcello
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American family physician, 1980
Initially, intra-abdominal contamination with endogenous bacteria produces peritonitis and septicemia. If the infection is localized and the patient survives, the late phase is usually abscess formation. Treatment consists of prompt, thorough surgical drainage, with repair of the diseased or traumatized viscera, as well as the use of preoperative ...
R L, Nichols +3 more
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Initially, intra-abdominal contamination with endogenous bacteria produces peritonitis and septicemia. If the infection is localized and the patient survives, the late phase is usually abscess formation. Treatment consists of prompt, thorough surgical drainage, with repair of the diseased or traumatized viscera, as well as the use of preoperative ...
R L, Nichols +3 more
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[Treatment of abdominal sepsis].
Khirurgiia, 2010129 patients with abdominal sepsis were divided in two groups. Patients of the 1st group (n=68) were treated according to the accepted standard. Patients of the 2nd group received the same treatment, but after germ translocation to the abdominal cavity and blood, immunoglobulin blood titer detection, drugs were administered through the cannulated ...
V N, Chernov, D V, Mareev
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