Low Rate of Surgical Site Infection After Primary Wound Closure in Emergency Abdominal Surgery

We conclude that primary wound closure and ordinary dressings after emergency abdominal surgery in an advanced bundle care setting showed low rates of surgical site infection.

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ANZ Journal of Surgery
Published
2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ans.70437
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Surgical site infection prevention
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Low Rate of Surgical Site Infection After Primary Wound Closure in Emergency Abdominal Surgery

Mathias Madsen, Mai‐Britt Tolstrup, Anders Peter Skovsen
ANZ Journal of Surgery
Surgical site infection prevention
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Low Rate of Surgical Site Infection After Primary Wound Closure in Emergency Abdominal Surgery

Mathias Madsen, Mai‐Britt Tolstrup, Anders Peter Skovsen
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Abstract

We conclude that primary wound closure and ordinary dressings after emergency abdominal surgery in an advanced bundle care setting showed low rates of surgical site infection.

ANZ Journal of SurgeryVol. 96(1-2)
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