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Wearing Surgical Masks Coupled With Restricting the Flow of People in Patient Wards Versus Preventive Atomization Inhalation in Preventing Fever After General Anesthesia Surgery: A Retrospective Analysis During COVID-19

2020-10-12

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background: </bold>The COVID-19 could be transmitted through aerosols, and aerosol can be produced by atomization inhalation. Preventative aerosol inhalation is prohibited in our hospital during COVID-19, however the number of cases of fever after surgery has not increased significantly. We want to know whether wearing surgical masks coupled with restricting the flow of people in...

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03fce599-466e-5011-8b7e-8adff290462b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-89205/v1
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