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Published on: September 21, 2015
[Antibiotic prophylaxis on treatment outcome after gynecologic surgery]
Abstract:
The aim of our study is to estimate advantages and disadvantages of some antibacterial drugs which were used for prevention from infections in the early postoperative period. Our study is retrospective and involved all women which were undergoing different operations in department of gynaecology for the period January 2000 until June 2004. Due to a large number of patients and long period of time which were evaluated our study shows assume data for efficacy of different antibacterial drugs and drug combination when we using them for prevention. It is very interesting for the authors result about relationship between price-efficacy-durance ot hospital being.
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