Key result
Antibacterial prophylaxis for preventing surgical-site infections is reviewed with a specific focus on applications in urogenital, obstetric, and gynaecological surgery.
Why the study?
Does antibacterial prophylaxis prevent surgical-site infection in urogenital, obstetric and gynaecological surgery?
Does antibacterial prophylaxis prevent surgical-site infection in urogenital, obstetric and gynaecological surgery?
This review discusses antibacterial prophylaxis for the prevention of surgical-site infections in urogenital, obstetric, and gynaecological surgeries.
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May guide prophylaxis in urogenital surgery; leaves open optimal regimens for obstetric and gynaecological procedures.
In this, the second article in our series on antibacterial prophylaxis for the prevention of surgical-site infection, we focus on prophylaxis for urogenital, obstetric and gynaecological surgery.
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A 2004 study studied this question. Antibacterial prophylaxis for preventing surgical-site infections is reviewed with a specific focus on applications in urogenital, obstetric, and gynaecological surgery.
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