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Asepsis in Operating Theatres on ‘clean’ areas (e.g. soft tissues, muscle, bone). Such infections are often .,i.e. acquired from extraneous sources by cross-infection or, more rarely, due to contamination with bacteria from the inanimate environment; many are caused by . and related bacteria, though other organisms, including G

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Immunization and Specific Prophylaxistheria and some other infectious diseases which could be contracted from patients; (b) for the protection of patients, when a patient suffering from a communicable disease is accidentally admitted to an open ward; (c) for the protection of patients who, because of their illness or treatment, are par

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