Yet, after all, here was the germ of the idea of antisepsis.

A quiet man who stood out from his showy contemporaries, Lister pioneered antisepsis.

No other new case was found after intervention as isolation and antisepsis were taken.

Quite a tribute to the modern treatment by antisepsis is shown in the results of laminectomy.

Cleanliness is the first requisite to antisepsis, and this is the secret of avoiding puerperal fever.

With removal of the diseased portion and a strict attention to antisepsis healing soon takes place.

From that he branched into antisepsis as opposed to asepsis as a practical method in the field.

For the fundamental principle of antisepsis is the use of medicines for ridding wounds of similar microscopic organisms.

Asepsis and antisepsis simply mean cleanliness.

For headache and intestinal antisepsis.

I'm inclined to give credit for that to the machine and its rapid treatment, the early application of antisepsis and intravenous feeding.

He relies chiefly-andthis applies to the asylum physician also-upon intestinal antisepsis, upon rest, upon baths, upon regulation diet, and habits of life.

Operations upon the gastrointestinal tract have been so improved in the modern era of antisepsis that at the present day they are quite common.

Only for forty years have we practiced antisepsis; only for sixty years have we had anesthetics; yet life to-day is well-nigh inconceivable without them.

Background: Handwashing with soap or another antisepsis disinfectant solution is a common practice in Vietnam, but the availability and quality of tap water is unpredictable.

Antisepsis and anesthesia were twin technological breakthroughs that released surgery from its constraining medieval chrysalis.