… the patient against the next wounding event but does not ensure tetanus prevention from the
… Persons with traumatic wounds without a complete primary immunization history or booster …

… patient, the most characteristic sign of generalized tetanus is lockjaw, or trismus. The diagnosis
of tetanus … However, it is important to emphasize that even minor trauma can lead to this …

… Cephalic tetanus is an uncommon but frequently severe form of localized tetanus, often
following minor trauma or chronic otitis media. The presentation can take the form of single or …

… in particular many trauma patients often are routinely given tetanus immunoglobulin for any
… on the characteristics of the wound and on the evaluation of patient's immunization history. …

… tetanus prevention in trauma patients and to subsequently develop advocacy efforts to improve
clinical doctors’ tetanus … ) of doctors regarding tetanus prevention in trauma patients. This …

… In wounds it is helped by tissue trauma, necrosis, foreign bodies, and pyogenic or other …
Type of Wound and Type of Patient In civilian practice in this country tetanus hardly ever …

… the knowledge of trauma related medical personnel on tetanus in … the prevention and
treatment of tetanus in trauma patients, analyzed the status quo of posttraumatic tetanus prevention …

… prevention. This article reviews the presentations of acute … tetanus-prone, particularly those
resulting from blunt trauma and … HTIG 250 IU only for patients with tetanus-prone wounds and …

… The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that the annual incidence
of tetanus nearly disappeared in South Korea from 1980 to 2000; however, there have been …

Conclusion Sulphaguanidine, formosulphathiazole, and formosulphacetamide given orally
did not reduce the mortality rate in cholera patients, and results in these cases compared …