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Gudin M. Apparent asepsis and complete sterilization. (Presse med. 1936, I, 355-359)

B. Ivanov

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A. indicates that the source of wound infection when sterilized: the material is not the skin, but the surrounding air. Therefore, after operations, not aseptic, but septic wounds are observed, which affects redness, swelling and watery-purulent discharge.

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A. indicates that the source of wound infection when sterilized: the material is not the skin, but the surrounding air. Therefore, after operations, not aseptic, but septic wounds are observed, which affects redness, swelling and watery-purulent discharge.

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A. indicates that the source of wound infection when sterilized: the material is not the skin, but the surrounding air. Therefore, after operations, not aseptic, but septic wounds are observed, which affects redness, swelling and watery-purulent discharge.

Key concepts: Asepsis, Aseptic processing, Sterilization (economics), Medicine, Surgery, Business, Exchange rate, Finance

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