Portal pyaemia secondary to open haemorrhoidectomy: Need for prophylactic broad spectrum antibiotics

Keyphrases

• Broad-spectrum Antibiotics 100%
• Pyaemia 100%
• Open Hemorrhoidectomy 100%
• Abdominal Pain 50%
• High Temperature 50%
• Staphylococcus Aureus 50%
• Older Men 50%
• Rectum 50%
• Coagulation Profile 50%
• Abdomen 50%
• Blood Culture 50%
• Leukocyte Count 50%
• Stool 50%
• Microabscess 50%
• Tenderness 50%
• Hemorrhoids 50%
• Left Portal Vein 50%
• D-dimer 50%
• Spinal Anesthesia 50%
• Peripheral Blood Smear 50%
• 70 Years Old 50%
• Acute Thrombosis 50%
• Liver Enzymes 50%
• Upper Abdominal Pain 50%
• Bleeding per Rectum 50%
• Perianal Region 50%
• Fibrin Degradation Products 50%
• Toxicity Changes 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Rectal Administration 100%
• Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic 100%
• Pyaemia 100%
• Hemorrhoidectomy 100%
• Physical Examination 50%
• Leukocyte 50%
• Abdominal Pain 50%
• Bleeding 50%
• Staphylococcus Aureus 50%
• Rigor 50%
• Thrombosis 50%
• Spinal Anaesthesia 50%
• Blood Culture 50%
• Hepatic Portal Vein 50%
• Standing 50%
• Hemorrhoid 50%
• D-Dimer 50%
• Liver Enzyme 50%
• Chill 50%
• Upper Abdominal Pain 50%
• Fibrin Degradation Product 50%