An avoidable occupational hazard during mastoid surgery.
作者： F. J. Lannigan , N. S. Jones , M. V. von Schoenberg
DOI: 10.1017/S002221510010934X
关键词: Temporal bone 、 Occupational safety and health 、 Surgery 、 Dissection 、 Mastoid surgery 、 Medicine 、 Mastoid antrum
摘要: Conjunctival innoculation is a previously unrecognized hazard for the otologist during mastoid surgery. This experiment assess spread of droplet contamination temporal bone dissection. The results suggest that otologists and assistants should wear eye protection exposure antrum by drilling.
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