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Introduction Acinetobacter baumannii is a major opportunistic, non-fermenting, Gram-negative pathogen in healthcare settings worldwide, and it is now being isolated at an increasing rate from wound infections [1
Kedvezőbb műtéti eredmények „onlay” hálóval, mint „sublay” helyzetben beültetettel
Varrattal, illetve hálóbeültetéssel történő hasfal-rekonstrukció prospektív, randomizált, multicentrikus vizsgálata – ötéves utánkövetés eredményei
R Rozin Y Wax 1990 The Israeli Study of Surgical Infection of drains and the risk of wound infection in operations for hernia
., McCabe, J. P., Cammisa, F. P. Jr.: Postoperative spinal wound infection: a review of 2,391 consecutive index procedures. J. Spinal Disord., 2000, 13 (5), 422–426. Hegde, V., Meredith, D. S., Kepler, C. K., et al
-l-phenanthrenecarboxylic acid as metabolites of AA II), these metabolites were detected in the urine ( Krumbiegel et al., 1987 ). In spite of the known toxic effect of AA, these compounds could be used topically against wound infection based on several examples from
, difference in prevalence of ermA, ermC , and msrA genes was significant in clarithromycin- and clindamycin-resistant MRSA isolates. Discussion S. aureus remains a major cause of wound infection in patients
manifestations including ear infections, but also wound infections, skin and soft tissue infections, cholangitis, peritonitis, meningitis, and septicaemia [ 10, 13–17 ]. Commonly Vibrio bacteria are found as natural inhabitants of brackish- or saltwater aquatic
