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A study on the effectiveness of multiple intraoperative disinfections and bacteriological monitoring in reducing postoperative intracranial infection rates in transnasal endoscopic skull base surgery

  • By

  • Duanzheng Cao

  • Danke Shen

  • Zhenyan Shi

  • Jie Wu

  • Shenhao Xie

  • Hai Luo

  • Bing Tang

  • March 26, 2025

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A study on the effectiveness of multiple intraoperative disinfections and bacteriological monitoring in reducing postoperative intracranial infection rates in transnasal endoscopic skull base surgery

  • by Duanzheng Cao, Danke Shen, Zhenyan Shi, Jie Wu, Shenhao Xie, Hai Luo, Bing Tang

  • March 26, 2025

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