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This article is the second part of a review into the importance of airborne microbe-carrying particles (MCPs) as a cause of wound sepsis after surgery. The roles of mechanical ventilation and occlusive surgical clothing in reducing airborne microbe-carrying particles (MCPs) and surgical site infections (SSIs) are discussed in this part.
← Close.This final section is devoted to the development of various validation methods conforming to GMP when applied to isolators and also a review of the methods in relation to validating the processes used in preparing for aseptic processing and sterility testing. There are brief comments on what the regulators expect
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