Publications

the incidence of bacteraemia following laryngeal mask insertion.	the incidence of bacteraemia following insertion of the laryngeal mask airway (lma) was investigated in one hundred fit patients. four cultures were positive: three represented contamination with skin flora; the other was a microaerophilic streptococcus grown from an anaerobic culture bottle. although this organism can be pathogenic, it may also represent contamination. our findings suggest that significant bacteraemia on insertion of the lma is uncommon and is probably no more than with oral in ...	1992	1463178
novel propionibacterium infection in cattle.	to describe four cases of infection in cattle, from geographically different places, with a presumptive new species of propionibacterium, which causes granulomatous lesions in the head, thorax, abdomen, pelvic area and skin.	2000	10860156