Emergency Medical Care in Disasters
Emergency Medical Care in Disasters
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Cit. (V7).
Uo encouraging lack of serious clostridial infection has been the universal employment of antibiotics.
"Most wound complications were those of infec- tion. All wounds which developed hematomas became infected. Wound infections were first noted at about U8 hours. At 60 hours the first clinical case of gas gangrene was dis- covered. Until 96 hours all wounds were examined every five or six hours and smears and cultures obtained. Those wounds in which gas gangrene was suspected clinical...ly or those with evidence of Clostridium perfrignes verified by culture, were treated as gas gangrene . There were 3k such cases in the total 57 wound infections . . . All wound revisions healed and the last patient was discharged from Hurley Hospital in October. "58 There appears to be reasonably good documentation for the observation that injuries treated under these circumstances have been complicated by a wound infection rate higher than that normally to be expected with similar injuries treated under more optimum conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cit. (V7).
Uo encouraging lack of serious clostridial infection has been the universal employment of antibiotics.
"Most wound complications were those of infec- tion. All wounds which developed hematomas became infected. Wound infections were first noted at about U8 hours. At 60 hours the first clinical case of gas gangrene was dis- covered. Until 96 hours all wounds were examined every five or six hours and smears and cultures obtained. Those wounds in which gas gangrene was suspected clinical...ly or those with evidence of Clostridium perfrignes verified by culture, were treated as gas gangrene . There were 3k such cases in the total 57 wound infections . . . All wound revisions healed and the last patient was discharged from Hurley Hospital in October. "58 There appears to be reasonably good documentation for the observation that injuries treated under these circumstances have been complicated by a wound infection rate higher than that normally to be expected with similar injuries treated under more optimum conditions.
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