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To the hospital - no tie 02.01.2005

A medical student who practiced at a large New York hospital noticed that a doctor's hanging tie, when examining a patient lying on a bed, sometimes touches the patient.

The student became interested: could the ties of doctors (American doctors believe that one should be “at the parade” at work in order to inspire more confidence in patients) serve as carriers of nosocomial infections?

Microbiological analysis of 42 ties of doctors and assistants showed that 20 of them had dangerous microorganisms on the surface, including Staphylococcus aureus, the causative agents of pneumonia. For control, they took 10 ties from the hospital guards - only one turned out to be contaminated with germs.

The transmission of diseases through a tie is unlikely, but for patient safety it is best when the doctor is dressed in a gown that is tightly buttoned under the chin, the author of the study concluded.

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