Infection post-operatoire chez le sujet age
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Auteurs : J. Barbier ; J. Rouffineau ; M. CarretierSource :
- Medecine et Maladies Infectieuses [ 0399-077X ] ; 1988.
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Résumé: Une diminution des défenses immunitaires, des modifications de flore, l'incidence plus grands de certaines pathologies pourraient exposer plus particulièrement le sujet âgé aux complications infectieuses post-opératoires. D'une manière générale, l'âge semble effectivement être un facteur favorisant de l'infection du site opératoire et de l'infection à distance. La prise en considération du type de chirurgie peut cependant parfois atténuer ou faire disparaître cette influence de l'âge. Sur le plan de la prévention, les méthodes usuelles et éprouvées doivent donc, tout simplement, être appliquées avec rigueur.
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<ce:abstract-sec><ce:simple-para>Une diminution des défenses immunitaires, des modifications de flore, l'incidence plus grands de certaines pathologies pourraient exposer plus particulièrement le sujet âgé aux complications infectieuses post-opératoires. D'une manière générale, l'âge semble effectivement être un facteur favorisant de l'infection du site opératoire et de l'infection à distance. La prise en considération du type de chirurgie peut cependant parfois atténuer ou faire disparaître cette influence de l'âge. Sur le plan de la prévention, les méthodes usuelles et éprouvées doivent donc, tout simplement, être appliquées avec rigueur.</ce:simple-para>
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<abstract lang="fr">Résumé: Une diminution des défenses immunitaires, des modifications de flore, l'incidence plus grands de certaines pathologies pourraient exposer plus particulièrement le sujet âgé aux complications infectieuses post-opératoires. D'une manière générale, l'âge semble effectivement être un facteur favorisant de l'infection du site opératoire et de l'infection à distance. La prise en considération du type de chirurgie peut cependant parfois atténuer ou faire disparaître cette influence de l'âge. Sur le plan de la prévention, les méthodes usuelles et éprouvées doivent donc, tout simplement, être appliquées avec rigueur.</abstract>
<abstract lang="en">Summary: Impaired host defences, altered bacterial flora may increase post-operative infections in the elderly. Generally, age seems to be a greater risk of operative site infection and remote site infection. Nevertheless, if this influence of age is to be reduced or cancelled then the type of surgery is essential. With regard to prevention, usual and well tried surgical technics must be simply and rigorously undertaken.</abstract>
<note>Communication présentée au XXXVIe Congrès de la Société de Pathologie infectieuse de Langue française, tenu à Poitiers les 3 et 4 juin 1988 sur le thème : « Les infections du sujet âgé .</note>
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