[Osteomyelitis after osteosynthesis].

Helv Chir Acta

Published: December 1978

In reparative surgery, and particularly reosteo-synthesis, latent or apathogenic germ invasion of "old" wounds must always be reckoned with. Antiinfectious measures, which must be pursued untiringly, are to be placed beside equivalent surgical measures which should go beyond mere operative care of traumatic tissue damage.

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