Surgical Infections: Diagnosis and TreatmentJonathan L. Meakins |
Contents
DETERMINANTS OF INFECTION | 1 |
RESPONSE TO INFECTION | 29 |
PREVENTION OF INFECTION | 107 |
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abdominal abscess acid activity acute aerobic agents aminoglycoside amphotericin ampicillin anaerobic Ann Surg antibiotic therapy antibiotics antibody antimicrobial Arch Surg arterial associated aureus bacteremia bacterial biliary blood cultures Candida candidiasis catheter caused cells cephalosporins cholecystitis Clin clindamycin clinical coli colonization contamination critically ill cytokines debridement diagnosis disease dose drainage drug dysfunction effects endotoxin Engl erythromycin fever flora fluconazole fluid gastrointestinal gentamicin glucose graft gram-negative hepatitis hospital host defenses human immune increased infection control infection rate inflammatory injury interleukin intestinal intra-abdominal intravenous macrophages metabolic microbial microflora microorganisms mortality necrotizing neutrophil normal nosocomial nosocomial infections operation oral organisms oxygen pancreatitis parenteral pathogens penicillin percent peritonitis pneumonia postoperative preoperative present procedures prophylaxis prosthesis protein pulmonary receptor renal respiratory risk sepsis septic response septic shock serum skin species surgeons surgery surgical patients syndrome systemic tion tissue toxicity trauma treatment tumor necrosis factor vancomycin vascular viral virus wound infection