Vaginal Cuff Surgery Post-Op Peptococcus Infection
Vaginal cuff surgery is performed during total hysterectomy procedures to close the top of the vaginal canal after the removal of the uterus and cervix.
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Vaginal Cuff Surgery Post-Op Clostridium Infection
Vaginal cuff surgery, typically following a total hysterectomy, involves suturing the top portion of the vaginal canal after removal of the uterus. While usually successful,
Postsurgical Vaginal Cuff Anaerobic Infections
Postsurgical vaginal cuff anaerobic infections represent a significant complication following gynecologic surgeries, especially total hysterectomy. These infections are primarily polymicrobial, with anaerobic bacteria such as
Post-Operative Vaginal Cuff Peptostreptococcus Infection
Post-operative vaginal cuff infections represent a serious complication following gynecologic surgeries, particularly total hysterectomy. Among the microbial culprits, Peptostreptococcus—an anaerobic Gram-positive coccus—frequently colonizes the female