Clinical outcome and microbial flora in patients with secondary and tertiary peritonitis
P Panhofer, M Riedl, B Izay, V Ferenc, M Ploder… - European Surgery, 2007 - infona.pl
BACKGROUND: Tertiary peritonitis is defined as a severe recurrent or persistent intra-
abdominal infection after adequate surgical source control. Aim of the study was to compare …
abdominal infection after adequate surgical source control. Aim of the study was to compare …
Abdominal dressing--a new standard in therapy of the open abdomen following secondary peritonitis?
T Wild, S Stortecky, S Stremitzer, P Lechner… - Zentralblatt fur …, 2006 - europepmc.org
Methods Between 2001 and 2005 we identified 62 patients in 4 surgical departments in
Austria who had to be treated with a laparostoma due to peritonitis. 27 patients were …
Austria who had to be treated with a laparostoma due to peritonitis. 27 patients were …
Hypothesis: compartmentalization of cytokines in intraabdominal infection
M Shein, DH Wittmann, R Holzheimer, RE Condon - Surgery, 1996 - Elsevier
Background. Although the proximal role of systemic cytokines in the infectious-inflammatory
cascades is well recognized, the magnitude and meaning of its intraperitoneal levels in …
cascades is well recognized, the magnitude and meaning of its intraperitoneal levels in …
Treatment of secondary peritonitis: is a less expensive broad-spectrum antibiotic as effective as a carbapenem?
D Genné, A Menetrey, A Jaquet, P Indino… - Digestive surgery, 2003 - karger.com
Background: In this retrospective study, the possibility of using amoxicillin/clavulanate for
empirical therapy of secondary peritonitis as an alternative to imipenem was explored …
empirical therapy of secondary peritonitis as an alternative to imipenem was explored …
Antibiotic treatment for surgical peritonitis.
DL Dunn - Annals of surgery, 1991 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
A ppropriate treatment of secondary bacterial peritonitis (SBP) requires that the practicing
surgeon be prepared to both employ a great deal of operative technical expertise and …
surgeon be prepared to both employ a great deal of operative technical expertise and …
Peritonitis: spectrum of bacteria and the role of antibiotics
R Malinverni - Digestive surgery, 1996 - karger.com
Established peritoneal infection is polymicrobial with a predominance of Escherichia coli
and Bacteroides fragilis. During the 1990s, a change in the spectrum of microorganisms has …
and Bacteroides fragilis. During the 1990s, a change in the spectrum of microorganisms has …
Antibiotic therapy in secondary peritonitis: towards a definition of its optimal duration
F Alcocer, E Lopez, JJ Calva… - Revista de Investigacion …, 2001 - europepmc.org
Aim To prospectively evaluate: 1) The preferred time period of antibiotic treatment in
secondary peritonitis by means of a survey applied to a sample of surgeons, and 2) The …
secondary peritonitis by means of a survey applied to a sample of surgeons, and 2) The …
Besonderheiten der postoperativen Peritonitis.
JF Lock, C Eckmann, CT Germer - Der Chirurg, 2016 - search.ebscohost.com
English Postoperative peritonitis is still a life-threatening complication after abdominal
surgery and approximately 10,000 patients annually develop postoperative peritonitis in …
surgery and approximately 10,000 patients annually develop postoperative peritonitis in …
[PDF][PDF] Re-operation for complicated secondary peritonitis-how to identify patients at risk for persistent sepsis
RG Holzheimer, B Gathof - European journal of medical research, 2003 - academia.edu
Introduction: There is an 鷺 dispute on the benefit of planned relaparotomy for patients with
diffuse peritonitis. Setting: Surgery Department. university hospital Patients: 145 patients …
diffuse peritonitis. Setting: Surgery Department. university hospital Patients: 145 patients …