<br>Review article<br>Surgical site infection in laporoscopic and endoscopic surgery

Janusz Głowacki; Tomasz Stefaniak; Zbigniew Gruca

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Review article
Surgical site infection in laporoscopic and endoscopic surgery

Janusz Głowacki

,

Tomasz Stefaniak

,

Zbigniew Gruca

Wideochirurgia i inne techniki małoinwazyjne 2008; 3 (1): 10–16

Online publish date: 2008/03/25

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Despite progress in prophylaxis and treatment of infections, the problem of surgical site infection still remains
a difficult issue and a significant burden to health service providers. Simultaneously, the number and range of laparoscopic procedures has increased rapidly in recent years. The authors present a review concerning issues of metabolic and immunological response after open and laparoscopic surgery and results of clinical trials concerning surgical site infection rates in those two methods of surgery.

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Review articleSurgical site infection in laporoscopic and endoscopic surgery

Janusz Głowacki , Tomasz Stefaniak , Zbigniew Gruca

surgical site infection, laparoscopy, minimally invasive surgery

Review article
Surgical site infection in laporoscopic and endoscopic surgery

Janusz Głowacki

,

Tomasz Stefaniak

,

Zbigniew Gruca