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Aseptic surgery
'''Aseptic Surgery''' is a surgical procedure designed to prevent contamination by [[microorganisms]]. It is a ...iscovered the importance of hand washing in preventing [[hospital-acquired infections]], while Lister developed the use of [[antiseptics]] in surgery.

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Mercer protocol
...tment protocol that is used in the management of [[Staphylococcus aureus]] infections, particularly those caused by [[Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus ...and [[Linezolid]], in combination with other treatment modalities, such as surgical debridement and drainage of abscesses.

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XF-73
...ng developed for the prevention of post-surgical [[Staphylococcus aureus]] infections, including both methicillin-resistant (MRSA) and methicillin-sensitive (MSS ...b clinical trial for the prevention of post-surgical Staphylococcus aureus infections. The trial demonstrated a significant reduction in the number of patients w

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Mycobacterium bolletii
...multidrug-resistant mycobacteria that are responsible for a wide range of infections in humans. ...sociated infections, such as surgical site infections and catheter-related infections.

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Purulent
...ischarge can be caused by a variety of conditions, most commonly bacterial infections. These can include [[skin infection]]s, [[respiratory infection]]s, and [[u ...dical attention if you suspect you have a purulent infection, as untreated infections can lead to serious complications.

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Surgical mask
'''Surgical mask''' ...health professionals during medical procedures. It is designed to prevent infections in patients and treating personnel by catching bacteria shed in liquid drop

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Rapid Growing Mycobacterium
...ns to pulmonary diseases, disseminated diseases, and healthcare-associated infections. The pathogenesis of RGM infections involves the bacterium entering the body through breaks in the skin or muco

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Ceftezole
...s to the second generation of cephalosporins and is primarily used against infections caused by [[Gram-negative bacteria]]. ...ections]]. It is also used for surgical prophylaxis in patients undergoing surgical procedures where a risk of infection is present.

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ESKAPE
...at represents a group of bacteria that are the leading cause of nosocomial infections and are resistant to a number of antibiotics. The acronym stands for '''Ent ...tics. They are a significant cause of [[nosocomial infections]], which are infections that are acquired in hospitals or other healthcare settings. These bacteria

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Peptostreptococcus magnus
...can include [[skin and soft tissue infections]] (SSTIs), [[bone and joint infections]], [[endocarditis]], and [[bacteremia]]. The pathogenicity of P. magnus is ===Infections===

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Nosocomial infection
...wide variety of microorganisms, but the most common are [[bacteria]]. The infections can result from several factors, including the nature of the medical proced There are several types of nosocomial infections, including:

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Deep temporal space
...due to its potential role in the spread of infections and its relevance in surgical procedures. ...cially the third molars, due to their roots' proximity to this space. Such infections can lead to significant complications, including [[trismus]], [[facial swel

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Intraabdominal infections
...he [[stomach]], [[intestines]], [[liver]], and [[kidneys]]. Intraabdominal infections can involve any of these organs or the spaces between them. ...dures in the abdomen can also introduce pathogens leading to postoperative infections.

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Mycobacterium massiliense
...nfection]]s. The bacteria can be resistant to many [[antibiotics]], making infections difficult to treat. ...ntibiotics]] is typically used, and treatment can last for several months. Surgical intervention may also be necessary in some cases.

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Wound infection
...e damage]]. Wound infections can occur in all types of wounds, including [[surgical wounds]], [[trauma wounds]], and [[burns]]. They can lead to serious compli ...inated instruments or dressings. The most common bacteria that cause wound infections are [[Staphylococcus aureus]] and [[Streptococcus pyogenes]].

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Hospital-acquired infection
...cts while receiving care in a hospital or other healthcare facility. These infections can be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or other microorganisms. * The most common types of hospital-acquired infections include:

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Mycobacterium fortuitum
...cobacterium fortuitum complex]], and is associated with a variety of human infections. ...ypically involves a combination of [[antibiotics]], and may also include [[surgical debridement]].

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Cefamandole nafate
...d-spectrum antibiotic that is primarily used in the treatment of bacterial infections. Cefamandole nafate is a prodrug that is converted in the body to its activ ...and joint infection]]s. It is also used in the prevention of infections in surgical procedures.

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Periprosthetic
...t]]. The term is often used in discussions about periprosthetic fractures, infections, and osteolysis. ...reatment options range from conservative management with immobilization to surgical intervention which may involve revision surgery, fixation, or a combination

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Alexander Ogston
...ontributed to the field of [[microbiology]] and had a profound impact on [[surgical]] practices, particularly in the area of [[antisepsis]]. ...tified the bacterium ''Staphylococcus aureus'' as a major cause of [[wound infections]]. This discovery was made during a time when the principles of [[germ theo

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