- Madhusudan, N (9
November 2021). "Chlorhexidine
versus povidone–iodine skin
antisepsis before upper limb
surgery (CIPHUR): an
international multicentre prospective...
- English-speaking world.
Guiseppe Ruggi [it]
shifted the
movement then from
antisepsis to
asepsis in the 1870s,
publishing his
findings in 1879.
Gustav Adolf...
-
bacterial spores in the alcohol; it is "not an
active substance for hand
antisepsis".
Glycerol is
added as a humectant.
Social distancing (also
known as physical...
- wounds, burns, and scratches. It is also used in the
antisepsis of the
umbilical cord, and the
antisepsis of
wounds with
inhibited scar formation, such as...
- It
carried a high
mortality rate, but
developments in
anaesthesia and
antisepsis in the
preceding 50
years made life-saving
surgery possible. Sir Frederick...
- years.[citation needed]
Lister continued to
develop improved methods of
antisepsis and
asepsis when he
realised that
infection could be
better avoided by...
- and 1832 in
Kentucky and had good
results despite the
unavailability of
antisepsis. The
surgery involved opening the
skull at the site of injury, debriding...
- and Guiteau's statements.
Although Joseph Lister's
pioneering work in
antisepsis was
known to
American doctors, few of them had
confidence in it, and none...
-
Alexis Carrel (French: [alɛksi kaʁɛl]; 28 June 1873 – 5
November 1944) was a
French surgeon and
biologist who
spent most of his
scientific career in the...
-
Elemental chlorine has
since served a
continuous function in
topical antisepsis (wound
irrigation solutions and the like) and
public sanitation, particularly...
