Biomedical subjects
C W WALTER
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ANESTHETIC EXPLOSIONS: A CONTINUING THREAT.
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DISPOSABLES: NOW AND TOMORROW FOR THE SURGEON, MANY ADVANTAGES, BUT STILL SOME PROBLEMS.
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STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS UC-18: AGENT OF NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS.
A new strain of Staphylococcus aureus, implicated in severe "hospital-acquired" infections, has been recognized and identified. This strain is characterized by lysis with a recently isolated bacteriophage, UC-18. Resistance to penicillin, streptomycin, and tetracycline combined with widespread prevalence in the hospital environment make S. aureus UC-18 a significant contributor to endemic staphylcoccal disease in hospitals.
STABILITY AND QUALITY OF PLASTIC TRANSFUSION EQUIPMENT.
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THE INCIDENCE OF AIRBORNE WOUND INFECTION DURING OPERATION.
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ECOLOGY OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL DISEASE. STUDY OF A COMMUNITY OF MARRIED GRADUATE STUDENTS.
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Isolation technique for containment or exclusion of bacteria for the prevention of cross infection in hospitals.
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Synergistic toxicity of gram-negative bacteria and free colloidal hemoglobin.
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Technical advances in the prevention of urinary tract infection.
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In-use testing of bactericidal agents in hospitals.
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Comparison of two methods of floor culture.
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The role of acid hematin in the development of acute renal failure following hemoglobinemia.
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Technical advances in the prevention of urinary tract infection.
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The development of blood component therapy at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.
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Experimental production of acute renal tubular necrosis. I. The role of gram-negative bacteria. II. The toxicity of acid hematin. III. Acid hematin -- the etiologic pigment.
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Metastatic hypernephroma of fifty years' duration.
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The floor as a reservoir of hospital infections.
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