Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli are common constituents of the human microbiome, often found as harmless commensals in various anatomical sites such as the nose, gut, and skin. However, their presence in asymptomatic individuals poses a risk of transmission and subsequ...
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Wound infections following surgery are common and significantly raise patient morbidity and treatment costs. Even in hospitals with the most up-to-date equipment and standard preoperative preparation and antibiotic prophylactic measures, surgical site infections (SSIs) remain th...
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Post-operative wound infections (POWIs), sometimes referred to as post-surgical wound infections (PSWIs), are a common complication following surgery. Surgeries frequently elicit a variety of immunological responses subsequent to tissue damage and incision which may hinder wound...
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