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Postoperative infections and sepsis
Der Gynäkologe, 1999Sepsis developing on the basis of a postoperative infection is a rare, but life-threatening event. Early diagnosis of postoperative complications usually facilitates decisive intervention and a favorable prognosis. If the right moment is missed, endothelial damage leads to the release of inflammatory mediators and generalized systemic infection (SIRS).
H. Müller, K. Friese
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Journal of Wound Care, 1996
Three clinicians review the work of Cruse and Foord, cited below, and discuss its effect on current and future practice
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Three clinicians review the work of Cruse and Foord, cited below, and discuss its effect on current and future practice
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POSTOPERATIVE CATARACT INFECTIONS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1928The operation for the extraction of a cataract has been brought to a high degree of safety. It is most unfortunate for the patient and humiliating to the surgeon to have the result lessened or destroyed through the occurrence of an infection. As an operation both well planned and well executed can, however, be so endangered, attention should be focused
Walter Scott Franklin +1 more
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Imaging of Postoperative Infections
2001The efficient recognition of infection is essential to the correct management of any postoperative patient. Although there are signs, that may lead a clinician to suspect postoperative infection, the radiologist is often called on to help confirm or identify the source of the infection.
Mark L. Rosenblum +2 more
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Postoperative Craniotomy Infections
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966We might anticipate that advances in operating room techniques and postoperative care would reduce the hazards of infection. The experience here reported does not bear this out. In the Massachusetts General Hospital, in 2,148 clean intracranial operations, the overall infection rate was 5.7%, rising to 15% for operations on meningiomas.
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Postoperative Adnexal Infections
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1968William J. Ledger +2 more
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A Series of Postoperative Infections
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1957David Sompolinsky +3 more
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Management of Postoperative Infections
2019Postoperative wound infection after instrumented spinal surgery is still one of the most common complication in spine surgery. It affects the clinical outcome negatively, makes operative debridement necessary and often even multiple revisions may be required, can lead to chronic pain and deformity, extends hospitalization and is therefore also ...
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Leukoreduction and postoperative infections
Transfusion, 2004Santiago R. Leal-Noval +2 more
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