Salassa B, Cicero G, Spezia C, Daziano E, Soranzo M L
Divisione Malattie Infettive B, Ospedale Amedeo di Savoia.
Minerva Med. 1989 Oct;80(10):1091-6.
The results of infection surveillance in orthopaedics are reported: the high incidence of hospital infections in patients undergoing major surgery, the paucity of microbiological data and the failure to standardise prophylaxis protocols were the most significant findings as well as providing a point of departure for programming future fields of intervention and for redefining the operating framework for continuous infection surveillance.
接受大手术患者的医院感染发生率高、微生物数据匮乏以及预防方案未能标准化是最显著的发现,同时也为规划未来的干预领域和重新定义持续感染监测的操作框架提供了出发点。