Antimicrobial resistance with orthopedic postoperative wound infection

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The battle between bacteria and their susceptibility to drugs is a major problem among researchers, clinicians and drug companies who are looking for effective drugs and requires extensive continuous surveillance programs for emergence of new resistant strains in addition to research and development in the field of prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of these infections effectively. In developing countries (e.g. Egypt) postoperative wound infections have become serious problem due to poor infection control programs, crowding hospital environment and uncontrolled prescription of antimicrobial agents. In Egypt, local protocols for prescribing antimicrobials are not only deficient or nearly absent but also lacking local evidence based on studies conducted in the hospitals.

Autorenportrait

Mohamed graduated from Kasr Alainy school of medicine, Cairo University in 2010 with the highest grades of his class. He spent 1 year of internship and 3 years or residency in the department of orthopedic surgery. He started working in UK since 2016 till now as a registrar with special interest in arthroplasty and infections. He holds MRCS and Msc.

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