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Microbiology is integrated throughout surgical practice, and a working knowledge of its basic principles is essential in caring for surgical patients. In particular, it is important to have an understanding of the basic science behind micro-organisms and infection, as well as a knowledge of surgically important micro-organisms and methods of preventing infection in surgical patients. In this article we cover these topics with reference to the MRCS syllabus and include information about relevant micro-organisms and antibiotics.