A brief review of the special aspects concerning the use and selection of chemotherapeutic
agents and antibiotics in bacterial infections occurring in gynaecology both specifically and …

1. Obstetric and gynecologic infections especially ascending intrauterine infections, pelvic
inflammatory disease (PID) and postoperative infections are usually polymicrobial infections …

Infections are still the most frequent postoperative complications and one of the limiting
factors of successful gynaecological surgery. In recent years information on successful anti …

The goal of antibiotic prophylaxis in the obstetric and gynecologic patient is to prevent
postoperative infection and consequently decrease the duration of hospitalization and the …

For a period of 6 years 838 puerperal cases after vaginal obstetric operations (forceps
delivery, vacuum extraction, delivery with speculum, manual placenta separation, palpation …

202 cases of vaginal obstetric procedures (forceps and vacuum extraction, breech delivery
and manual removal) were reviewed with regard to assessing the value of prophylactic …

Recent developments that influence patterns of antibiotic prescription for
obstetricgynecologic patients include a better understanding of the multibacterial …

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In the past decade modern, perioperative short-term antibiotic-prophylaxis has been widely
accepted in certain gynecological operations and in caesarean section. Many studies …

The usage of antibiotics for prevention of infection in surgical practice is taken into
consideration with the most frequent pathogenic agents, which are isolated from the genital …