P. Panek

Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. 8. Assessment of tissue adhesives for repair of contaminated tissue.

R. Edlich, O. Wangensteen, M. Prusák, 1971, American journal of surgery.

Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. IV. Resistance to infection of surgical wounds made by knife, electrosurgery, and laser.

R. Edlich, J. Custer, O. Wangensteen, 1970, American journal of surgery.

Physical and Chemical Configuration of Sutures in the Development of Surgical Infection

R. Edlich, G. Rodeheaver, M. Edgerton, 1973, Annals of surgery.

Surgical sutures and infection: a biomaterial evaluation.

R. Edlich, G. Rodeheaver, M. Edgerton, 1974, Journal of biomedical materials research.

Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. V. An assessment of the effectiveness of pHisoHex and Betadine surgical scrub solutions.

R. Edlich, J. Custer, O. Wangensteen, 1971, American journal of surgery.

Potentiation of wound infection by adhesive adjuncts.

R. Edlich, M. Prusák, P. Panek, 1972, The American surgeon.

Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. VII. Susceptibility of surgical wounds to postoperative surface contamination.

R. Edlich, O. Wangensteen, M. Prusák, 1971, American journal of surgery.

Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. VI. The therapeutic value of gentle scrubbing in prolonging the limited period of effectiveness of antibiotics in contaminated wounds.

R. Edlich, O. Wangensteen, M. Prusák, 1971, American journal of surgery.