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[Dexamethasone - Risk Factor for Wound Healing Disorder and Hyperglycaemia?]
The single administration of 8 mg dexamethasone during surgery reduces postoperative nausea, pain and hospitalisation without increasing the risk of wound healing disorders. This application is also safe for patients with well-controlled diabetes mellitus and, although it leads to a slight increase in blood sugar, this usually remains clinically insignificant.
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