Bowel cleansing, dysbiosis, and postoperative infection: the dots are starting to connect

When preparing the bowel for surgery using purgative cleansing of either oral polyethylene glycol versus 0.9% normal saline enemas, the degree of dysbiosis is the same and is temporary recovering toward normal by postoperative day 30. When examining all infections, independent of treatment group, it...

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Published in:British journal of surgery 2024-08, Vol.111 (9)
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