Pages tagged with "Trauma and Surgery+Infection"
- Serious respiratory infection 33% more likely if low Vitamin D
- 400,000 IU of Vitamin D before surgery should cost-effectively reduce infection after knee replacement
- Surgical Site Infection (Cesarean) twice as likely if low Vitamin D
- Vitamin D should reduce hospital-acquired infections – Grant
- Little risk of infection after surgery if have more than 50 ng of vitamin D - 2014
- Surgical Site Infection 4X more likely if low vitamin D
- Candida infections in PICU reduced by Vitamin D in yogurt – RCT
- Low vitamin D at ICU admission is associated with cancer, infections, acute respiratory insufficiency and liver failure
- Hospital Acquired Infection, Mortality, Critically Ill and Vitamin D - 2017
- Vitamin D might reduce suture infection when time-released from nano-structure suture
- Having less than 15 ng of vitamin D increased risk of hospitalization with infection by 2.8 times
- 1.5X increased infection, sepsis, and death if in ICU with low vitamin D - Meta-analysis
- Superbug (Clostridium difficile) Infections strongly associated with low vitamin D - many studies
- Hospital-Acquired Infections 3X more likely after Gastric Bypass if less than 30 ng vitamin D
- 2X more likely to get hospital infection if low vitamin D (10 ng) when enter
- Middle ear infection (Otitis Media) and Vitamin D – many studies
- Vitamin D's potential to reduce the risk of hospital-acquired infections
- How to reduce hospital infections with vitamin D
- Staph infection reduced 50 percent when have more than 30 ng of vitamin D