Anaerobic Bacterial Infection Archives

Gas gangrene and related infection: classification, clinical features and aetiology, management and mortality. A report of 88 cases.

Feb 1, 1977 | Anaerobic Bacterial Infection

Abstract: The clinical features of gas gangrene and related infection seen in 88 patients over a 10-year period are described. It is suggested that clostridial infection could be simply classified as either 'gas-forming' or 'non-gas-forming'. The gas-forming group...

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in anaerobic infections: gas gangrene.

May 1, 1976 | Anaerobic Bacterial Infection

Abstract: Slack, , , , , , , , (1976). Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in anaerobic infections: gas gangrene. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1976 May;69(5):326-7. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1273078

Hyperbaric oxygen exposures for intrahepatic abscesses produced in mice by nonsporeforming anaerobic bacteria.

Feb 1, 1976 | Anaerobic Bacterial Infection

Abstract: Hyperbaric oxygen exposures were evaluated for treatment of progressive liver abscesses produced by intraperitoneal injection of combined cultures of Fusobacterium necrophorum plus either Bacteroides fragilis subsp. fragilis or Fusobacterium nucleatum in a...

Gas in the wound: what does it mean?

Dec 1, 1975 | Anaerobic Bacterial Infection

Abstract: Gas-forming infections on the surgical service are usually due to anaerobic microorganisms such as clostridia, peptostreptococci or bacteroides, or to one of the aerobic coliforms. Factors that predispose to the development of gas infections include lower...

Hyperbaric oxygen in anaerobic infection of the medistinum.

Nov 1, 1975 | Anaerobic Bacterial Infection

Abstract: In the last decade hyperbaric oxygen has been recognized as an important therapeutic tool in a variety of instances in which either destruction of anaerobic bacteria is urgent or an improvement in the oxygenation level is mandatory. We have used it...

Gas gangrene and related infection: classification, clinical features and aetiology, management and mortality. A report of 88 cases.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in anaerobic infections: gas gangrene.

Hyperbaric oxygen exposures for intrahepatic abscesses produced in mice by nonsporeforming anaerobic bacteria.

Gas in the wound: what does it mean?

Hyperbaric oxygen in anaerobic infection of the medistinum.

[Hyperbaric oxygen therapy and the treatment of anaerobic infections].

[Hyperbaric oxygenation therapy of anaerobic wound infection (literature survey)].

[Hyperbaric oxygenation in the treatment of anaerobic gas forming infections].

[Treatment of anaerobic infection by hyperbaric oxygenation. I].

[Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in anaerobic infections].

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