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Risk factors, prevention and control strategies for surgical site infections in veterinary practice in Nigeria: A review
Surgical site infections (SSIs) are surgery associated nosocomial infections with multifactorial etiologies. They are adverse events that have placed heavy burden on surgery universally and have bedeviled veterinary surgery practice in Nigeria for decades, with consequent severe morbidity, mortality...
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