Enteric bacteria and their antigens may stimulate postoperative peritoneal adhesion formation

Medicine and Dentistry

• Enterobacteriaceae 100%
• Laparotomy 100%
• Peritoneum Adhesion 100%
• In Vitro 66%
• Lipopolysaccharide 66%
• Cytokine 66%
• Fluorescein Isothiocyanate 66%
• Peritoneal Macrophage 66%
• Mast Cell 66%
• Flow Cytometry 33%
• Intraperitoneal Drug Administration 33%
• Postoperative Period 33%
• Rank Sum Test 33%
• Vasculotropin 33%
• Cell Culture 33%
• Cytokine Release 33%
• Sepsis 33%
• Endotoxin 33%
• Tissue Adhesion 33%
• Bactericidal Permeability Increasing Protein 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Enterobacteriaceae 100%
• CD-1 Mouse 100%
• Peritoneum Adhesion 100%
• Cytokine 75%
• Lipopolysaccharide 50%
• Fluorescein Isothiocyanate 50%
• Cell Culture 25%
• Flow Cytometry 25%
• Inflammation 25%
• Endotoxin 25%
• Vasculotropin 25%
• Sepsis 25%
• Tissue Adhesion 25%
• C3H/He Mouse 25%
• C3H Mouse 25%
• Bactericidal Permeability Increasing Protein 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Enterobacteriaceae 100%
• CD-1 Mouse 100%
• Peritoneal Macrophage 50%
• Mast Cell 50%
• In Vitro 50%
• Cytokine Release 25%
• Cytokine 25%
• Proinflammatory Cytokine 25%
• Vasculotropin 25%
• Solution and Solubility 25%
• Cell Culture 25%
• C3H/He Mouse 25%
• Syngenic 25%
• C3H Mouse 25%