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[Chlorhexidine as a vaginal antiseptic in obstetrics].

Ketscher Kd, U Retzke, H Wigert, B Liebetrau, D Trose

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The antimicrobial efficiency of a chlorhexidine containing emulsion which is used as gliding or antiseptic remedy is examined. The killer-time for germs within the suspension test as well as the testing in clinical use confirm the efficiency known from literature. The use of chlorhexidine containing emulsions serving as antiseptic gliding remedy is recommended.

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The antimicrobial efficiency of a chlorhexidine containing emulsion which is used as gliding or antiseptic remedy is examined. The killer-time for germs within the suspension test as well as the testing in clinical use confirm the efficiency known from literature. The use of chlorhexidine containing emulsions serving as antiseptic gliding remedy is recommended.

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The antimicrobial efficiency of a chlorhexidine containing emulsion which is used as gliding or antiseptic remedy is examined. The killer-time for germs within the suspension test as well as the testing in clinical use confirm the efficiency known from literature. The use of chlorhexidine containing emulsions serving as antiseptic gliding remedy is recommended.

Key concepts: Antiseptic, Chlorhexidine, Medicine, Antimicrobial, Dentistry, Microbiology, Biology, Pathology

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