Sene postoperative sårinfektioner

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Sene postoperative sårinfektioner. / Krogh, J; Jess, Per; Raahave, D; Göte, H.

I: Ugeskrift for Laeger, Bind 151, Nr. 2, 09.01.1989, s. 100-1.

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Harvard

Krogh, J, Jess, P, Raahave, D & Göte, H 1989, 'Sene postoperative sårinfektioner', Ugeskrift for Laeger, bind 151, nr. 2, s. 100-1.

APA

Krogh, J., Jess, P., Raahave, D., & Göte, H. (1989). Sene postoperative sårinfektioner. Ugeskrift for Laeger, 151(2), 100-1.

Vancouver

Krogh J, Jess P, Raahave D, Göte H. Sene postoperative sårinfektioner. Ugeskrift for Laeger. 1989 jan. 9;151(2):100-1.

Author

Krogh, J ; Jess, Per ; Raahave, D ; Göte, H. / Sene postoperative sårinfektioner. I: Ugeskrift for Laeger. 1989 ; Bind 151, Nr. 2. s. 100-1.

Bibtex

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abstract = "In a retrospective study during the last ten years of postoperative wound infections, six cases of late infections were found with a maximum latency of 30 years. A combination of non-absorbable suture materials together with underlying disease seems to have initiated the late formation of wound abscesses. The use of non-absorbable suture seems to involve a life long risk of infection.",
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RIS

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AB - In a retrospective study during the last ten years of postoperative wound infections, six cases of late infections were found with a maximum latency of 30 years. A combination of non-absorbable suture materials together with underlying disease seems to have initiated the late formation of wound abscesses. The use of non-absorbable suture seems to involve a life long risk of infection.

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