Update of risk factors for surgical site infection in clean-contaminated wounds after gastroenterological surgery: An analysis of 1,878 participants enrolled in 2 recent randomized control trials for the prevention of surgical site infection
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Maemoto Ryo, Noda HiroshiORCID, Ichida KosukeORCID, Fukai Shota, Sakai Ayano, Mizusawa Yuki, Morita Ryusuke, Hatsuzawa Yuuri, Endo Yuhei, Fukui Taro, Takayama YujiORCID, Kakizawa Nao, Muto YutaORCID, Maeda Shimpei, Watanabe Fumiaki, Miyakura Yasuyuki, Rikiyama Toshiki
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