腹内感染和污染的微生物学。

The European journal of surgery. Supplement. : = Acta chirurgica. Supplement Pub Date : 1996-01-01

R E Condon

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腹内感染发生的过程包括细菌污染、选择、生长、侵袭、局部化、治愈或失败。详细介绍了腹部感染的四种菌群(外源性、胃、胆道和粪便)。作者的选择抗生素药物的预防和治疗，并建议有关治疗的持续时间概述。

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Microbiology of intraabdominal infection and contamination.

The processes involved in the genesis of an intraabdominal infection include bacterial contamination, selection, growth, invasion, localisation, and cure or failure. The four flora of abdominal infection (exogenous, gastric, biliary and faecal) are detailed. The author's choice of antibiotic agents for prophylaxis and treatment, and recommendations concerning the duration of treatment are outlined.

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