1993-03-24
Infection prevention in the surgical intensive care unit using selective decontamination : epidemiology, bacteriology and clinical practice
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Infectie preventie in de chirurgische intensive care unit door middel van selectieve decontaminatie : epidemiologie, bacteriologie, en klinische praktijk
The studies described in this thesis aim to answer the following questions: does selective decontamination cause 17 1. a reduction of the number of respiratory tract infections in patients after oesophageal resection? 2. a reduction or disappearance of potentially pathogenic microorganisms? 3. a reduction of mortality? 4. increased resistance to antibiotics? 5. any adverse effects when discontinuated?
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| H.A. Bruining (Hajo) | |
| Erasmus University Rotterdam | |
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| Organisation | Erasmus MC: University Medical Center Rotterdam |
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Tetteroo, G. (1993, March 24). Infection prevention in the surgical intensive care unit using selective decontamination : epidemiology, bacteriology and clinical practice. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/39480 |
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