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Bacteriological Investigation of Wounds Treated by the Closed-plaster Method

Orr-Ewing et al., 1941

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11780732577227667298
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Orr-Ewing J
Scott J
Gardner A
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British Medical Journal

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Methods Access to the Wound.-Various types of window have been tried. The ideal opening should fulfil the following conditions:(1) it must not admit extraneous bacteria to the wound eitherat the time of opening or at intermediate periods-;(2) itmust allow representative …
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