Perforation and bacterial contamination of microscope covers in lumbar spinal decompressive surgery.

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Bacterial reduction and shift with NPWT after surgical debridements: a retrospective cohort study.Does the type of surgical drape (disposable versus non-disposable) affect the risk of subsequent surgical site infection?

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Perforation and bacterial contamination of microscope covers in lumbar spinal decompressive surgery.

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