Emergency management of dog and cat bite wounds

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Abstract
Most dog and cat bite injuries are minor wounds that require only local wound care as well a patient evaluation for tetanus and rabies postexposure immunoprophylaxis. For larger wounds, primary or delayed primary closure can be performed safely where indicated. When antimicrobial agents are necessar …
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Journal emergency medicine clinics of north america
Year 1992
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE review animals humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine anti-bacterial agents / therapeutic use wound infection / microbiology wound infection / prevention & control tetanus / prevention & control bites and stings / therapy* pmid:1425400 d j dire bites and stings / microbiology cats* / microbiology dogs* / microbiology rabies / prevention & control

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