Mediastinitis primary prevention

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Primary Prevention

The only way to prevent mediastinitis related to chest surgery is to keep surgical wounds clean and dry after surgery.

Treating tuberculosis, sarcoidosis, or other conditions associated with mediastinitis may prevent this complication.