CRI1-PVC: Local PVC-related infection (no positive blood culture

CRI1-CVC: Local CVC-related infection (no positive blood culture

Local infection is rare (<2%) but may require reintervention.

Now the local infection has turned into a worldwide pandemic.

Do not administer Tocilizumab in patients with an active infection, including localized infections.

This may indicate a regional infection (by other bacteria).

Local infection with fever and inflammation that require antibiotic treatment.

Immediate operative complications (local infection, pain, pneumonia, deep vein thrombosis).

A Chalazion is typically secondary to some local inflammation or local infection such as a stye.

A chalazion is usually secondary to some local inflammation or local infection such as a stye.

General infections can be divided into two categories, namely systemic infection and local infection.

Local or general infections that may jeopardize the outcome of the operation,

Active local infection in or near the operative region.

Local infection is rare (<2%) but may require reintervention.

Local infection is rare (<2%) but may require reintervention.