Ultraviolet air sterilizer reduces sepsis and mortality in cardiac surgery patients

medicalxpress.com October 23, 2016

An ultraviolet air steriliser reduces sepsis and mortality in cardiac surgery patients, according to this research. The investigators found that sepsis occurred in 3.4% of patients using the steriliser compared to 6.7% patients not using the steriliser.

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