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Mehler, Stephen J., primary and Bennett, R. Avery, additional

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2021
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Barten, Stephen L., primary, Bennett, R. Avery, additional, Blanchard, Barbara, additional, Boardman, Wayne, additional, Boyer, Donal M., additional, Boyer, Thomas H., additional, Bronson, Ellen, additional, Brown, Daniel R., additional, Brown, Mary B., additional, Campbell, Terry W., additional, Cooper, John E., additional, Cooper, Margaret E., additional, Cranfield, Michael R., additional, DeNardo, Dale, additional, Done, Lisa B., additional, Diethelm, Geraldine, additional, Diaz-Figueroa, Orlando, additional, Donoghue, Susan, additional, Ferguson, Bruce, additional, Fitzgerald, Kevin T., additional, Funk, Richard S., additional, Garner, Michael M., additional, Gehrmann, William H., additional, Gillespie, Donald Scott, additional, Gold, Barry S., additional, Greiner, Ellis C., additional, Graczyk, Thaddeus K., additional, Hernandez-Divers, Stephen J., additional, Holz, Peter, additional, Innis, Charles J., additional, Johnson-Delaney, Cathy A., additional, Kaufman, Gretchen, additional, Klein, Paul A., additional, Lane, Thomas, additional, Lawton, Martin P.C., additional, Lewbart, Daniel T., additional, Lewbart, Gregory A., additional, Lock, Brad A., additional, Mader, Douglas, additional, Mader-Weidner, Bonnie S., additional, Mauldin, G. Neal, additional, Mayer, Joerg, additional, Mehler, Stephen J., additional, Merigo, Constance, additional, Mitchell, Mark A., additional, Murray, Michael J., additional, Nevarez, Javier, additional, O'Leary, Nancy, additional, Origgi, Francesco C., additional, Paré, Jean A., additional, Pace, Lonny B., additional, Pokras, Mark, additional, Ritchie, Bran, additional, Rosenthal, Karen L., additional, Rossi, John V., additional, Rudloff, Elke, additional, Schumacher, Juergen, additional, Silverman, Sam, additional, Sigler, Lynne, additional, Slomka-McFarland, Eileen, additional, Stahl, Scott J., additional, Stein, Geoff, additional, Stetter, Mark D., additional, Stoutenburgh, Gregory W., additional, Taylor, W. Michael, additional, Weber, E. Scott, additional, Wellehan, Jim, additional, Wendland, Lori D., additional, Whitaker, Brent R., additional, Wright, Kevin M., additional, Wyneken, Jeanette, additional, Vera, Rebecca, additional, and Yelen, Trisha, additional

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2006
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29. Evaluation of bacterial contamination on surgical drapes following use of the Bair Hugger® forced air warming system.

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Occhipinti, Lindsay L., Hauptman, Joe G., Greco, Justin J., and Mehler, Stephen J.

Subjects
ANIMAL research, MICROBIAL contamination, DRAPING (Surgery), BACTERIAL cultures
Abstract

The article focuses on a study conducted on small animals to evaluate bacterial contamination on surgical drapes using Bair Hugger forced-air warming technology from Arizant Healthcare Inc. The study reveals that surgical drapes of animals were swabbed with aerobic culturettes and baceterial colonies were developed on Trypticase soy agar. The study further reveals that the percentage of contamination was found 6.1 percent.

Published
2013

32. Contributors

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Barten, Stephen L., Bennett, R. Avery, Blanchard, Barbara, Boardman, Wayne, Boyer, Donal M., Boyer, Thomas H., Bronson, Ellen, Brown, Daniel R., Brown, Mary B., Campbell, Terry W., Cooper, John E., Cooper, Margaret E., Cranfield, Michael R., DeNardo, Dale, Done, Lisa B., Diethelm, Geraldine, Diaz-Figueroa, Orlando, Donoghue, Susan, Ferguson, Bruce, Fitzgerald, Kevin T., Funk, Richard S., Garner, Michael M., Gehrmann, William H., Gillespie, Donald Scott, Gold, Barry S., Greiner, Ellis C., Graczyk, Thaddeus K., Hernandez-Divers, Stephen J., Holz, Peter, Innis, Charles J., Johnson-Delaney, Cathy A., Kaufman, Gretchen, Klein, Paul A., Lane, Thomas, Lawton, Martin P.C., Lewbart, Daniel T., Lewbart, Gregory A., Lock, Brad A., Mader, Douglas, Mader-Weidner, Bonnie S., Mauldin, G. Neal, Mayer, Joerg, Mehler, Stephen J., Merigo, Constance, Mitchell, Mark A., Murray, Michael J., Nevarez, Javier, O'Leary, Nancy, Origgi, Francesco C., Paré, Jean A., Pace, Lonny B., Pokras, Mark, Ritchie, Bran, Rosenthal, Karen L., Rossi, John V., Rudloff, Elke, Schumacher, Juergen, Silverman, Sam, Sigler, Lynne, Slomka-M <ce:sup loc='post">c</ce:sup>Farland, Eileen, Stahl, Scott J., Stein, Geoff, Stetter, Mark D., Stoutenburgh, Gregory W., Taylor, W. Michael, Weber, E. Scott, III, Wellehan, Jim, Wendland, Lori D., Whitaker, Brent R., Wright, Kevin M., Wyneken, Jeanette, Vera, Rebecca, and Yelen, Trisha

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33. Evaluation of bacterial contamination on surgical drapes following use of the Bair Hugger(®) forced air warming system.

Author

Occhipinti LL, Hauptman JG, Greco JJ, and Mehler SJ

Subjects
Animals, Dogs surgery, Heating methods, Pilot Projects, Surgical Drapes microbiology, Equipment Contamination prevention & control, Heating instrumentation, Surgery, Veterinary instrumentation, Surgical Drapes veterinary
Abstract

This pilot study determined the rate of bacterial contamination on surgical drapes of small animal patients warmed intra-operatively with the Bair Hugger(®) forced air warming system compared to a control method. Surgical drapes of 100 patients undergoing clean surgical procedures were swabbed with aerobic culturettes at the beginning and end of surgery. Samples were cultured on Trypticase soy agar. Contamination of the surgical drapes was identified in 6/98 cases (6.1%). There was no significant difference in the number of contaminated surgical drapes between the Bair Hugger(®) and control groups (P = 0.47).

Published
2013

34. Minimally invasive abdominal and thoracic surgery: techniques.

Author

Lansdowne JL, Mehler SJ, and Bouré LP

Subjects
Animals, Biopsy veterinary, Laparoscopy methods, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures methods, Thoracoscopy methods, Abdomen surgery, Laparoscopy veterinary, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures veterinary, Thoracoscopy veterinary
Abstract

Laparoscopy, thoracoscopy, and other endoscopic-assisted procedures have many uses in veterinary medicine. Diagnosis and biopsy are currently the most common uses of minimally invasive techniques, but popularity for procedures such as ovariectomy, cancer staging, lung lobectomy, and pericardectomy is rising. This article touches on basic surgical procedures and describes some more advanced techniques.

Published
2012

35. Minimally invasive abdominal and thoracic surgery: principles and instrumentation.

Author

Lansdowne JL, Mehler SJ, and Bouré LP

Subjects
Animals, Cats, Dogs, Endoscopy instrumentation, Endoscopy methods, Laparoscopy instrumentation, Laparoscopy methods, Laparoscopy veterinary, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures instrumentation, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures methods, Thoracoscopy instrumentation, Thoracoscopy methods, Thoracoscopy veterinary, Cat Diseases surgery, Dog Diseases surgery, Endoscopy veterinary, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures veterinary
Abstract

Minimally invasive surgery, including laparoscopy, thoracoscopy, and endoscopic-assisted procedures, is becoming more common in veterinary medicine. The basic principles of laparoscopy and thoracoscopy involve gaining access to a cavity through small incisions, creating a workspace, and maneuvering extracorporeally activated instruments within that workspace.

Published
2012

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