M. Sillero-Arenas

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Systematic review and meta-analysis.
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Epidemiology of Surgical-Site Infections Diagnosed After Hospital Discharge A Prospective Cohort Study
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The analysis of risk factors showed that most predictors for in-hospital SSI did not behave in the same manner for postdischarge SSI, and stepwise logistic regression only identified chemoprophylaxis, age, and body mass index as independent risk factors for post discharging SSI.
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Health in the Americas
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This edition, presented in two volumes in the centennial of PAHO, is the latest of this quadrennial publication and presents a regional perspective on the current health situation.
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Nosocomial infection, indices of intrinsic infection risk, and in-hospital mortality in general surgery.
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Menopausal hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer: A meta‐analysis
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Surgical wound infections diagnosed after discharge from hospital: epidemiologic differences with in-hospital infections
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Efficacy of surveillance in nosocomial infection control in a surgical service.
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Surveillance was effective in reducing nosocomial infection and significant reductions in surgical site infection and urinary tract infection were observed, but the rate of respiratory tract infection remained unchanged.
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Oral contraceptives and cancer of the cervix uteri: A meta‐analysis
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The findings of epidemiologic studies of the relationship between oral contraceptive use and cervical cancer have not been consistent and this work reanalyzed the relationship.
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Usefulness of intrinsic surgical wound infection risk indices as predictors of postoperative pneumonia risk.
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Surgical wound infections diagnosed after discharge from hospital: epidemiologic differences with in-hospital infections.
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