Wound healing after implant surgery in HIV-positive patients
作者： C. B. D. Lavy , C. P. Lewis , W. J. Harrison
DOI: 10.1302/0301-620X.84B6.12641
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摘要: We performed a prospective, blind, controlled study on wound infection after implant surgery involving 41 procedures in patients infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and 141 HIV-negative patients. The were staged clinically CD4 cell count determined. Wound was assessed using asepsis score. A risk category allocated to account for presurgical contamination. In HIV-positive patients, no preoperative contamination, incidence of (3.5%) comparable that group (5%; p = 0.396). did not affect (r 0.16). When there increased markedly (42%) compared (11%; 0.084). Our results show when contamination has occurred may be undertaken safely
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