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- The author outlines guidelines for managing local treatment in patients recovering from sternum surgery related to bypass and saphenous vein procedures.
- The focus is on preventing and reducing complications like infections and wound dehiscence in the post-anesthesia care setting.
- Emphasis is placed on adhering to specific protocols to support patient safety and recovery during this critical phase.
Article Abstract
The author describes an operating guideline for local treatment in cases dealing with sternum surgery as part of bypass surgery and saphenous vein surgery in a post-anesthesia recuperation ward for patients having cardiac problems, trying to prevent and reduce the distinct local complications which can occur such as infection or dehiscence of a wound.
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