Kampf den Keimen

Zusammenfassung

Hygiene-Konzepte Um zu verhindern, dass pathogene Keime auf Patienten oder Personal übertragen werden, müssen nicht immer zwingend Antibiotika zum Einsatz kommen. Unsere Autoren stellen drei neue Konzepte vor, welche die Infektionsraten zuverlässig senken: das präventive Waschen auf der Intensivstation, das präoperative Waschen und die präoperative Hautantiseptik mit sogenannten Kombinationspräparaten.

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