How is Chlorhexidine used before surgeries?

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How is Chlorhexidine used before surgeries?

Chlorhexidine is a common disinfectant that can be used to kill germs in areas such as skin and inside the mouth. In this video, Prof Davies explains how chlorhexidine is used before surgery to reduce the chance of wound infection during surgery.

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