Dr. Edmiston contended, however, that the movement of seven to eight people in the operating room—maybe five or six of whom are within a half meter of the surgical wound—creates a vortexing of aerosols that may spread out across the room despite specialized airflow.
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Aerosolized Microbes May Pose Contamination Hazard in OR
Publish date: May 1, 2005
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