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surgery [22, 23]. Limiting the use of antibiotics or antibiotic resistance to surgical site infections …

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… In our study, surgical site infections were the most common and were present in 21 patients (…

… Devices used in cardiovascular surgery and interventionism … endocarditis on devices (enterobacteria,
pneumococci), affectation … the outset, due to a hypothetical higher risk of pulmonary …

… Clinical prediction score for superficial surgical site infection after … surgical site infection in
hepatobiliary-pancreatic surgery: … in reducing surgical site infections in cardiac surgery patients…

… complications (ileus, adhesions, surgical-site infections, … hypothetical. Overall, there is still
scarce evidence linking the … , the prevalence of Enterobacteriaceae and their virulence shift as …

… Given the commonality of Enterobacteriaceae as a cause of BSIs and … purpose of this study
was to compare 4 different treatment algorithms for the management of Enterobacteriaceae …

… At last, but comprising an entirely hypothetical option is the concept … after cardiovascular
surgery and its effect on surgical site … beta-lactamase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in a septic …

… in the case of urinary tract infections in which Enterobacter strains are etiological agents. In
… proteins are designated as “hypothetical proteins”. One hypothetical protein is present in a …

… Surgical site infection … % of AGIs, followed by Enterobacteriaceae and polymicrobial infections.
A small … A multidisciplinary team including specialists in vascular/cardiovascular surgery, …

… Healthcare events characterised by hypothetical contagion must … from, for example,
Staphylococcus spp. and Gram-negative Enterobacteria), and is therefore not easily transmitted from …