Morphine Promotes Colonization of Anastomotic Tissues with Collagenase - Producing Enterococcus faecalis and Causes Leak

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RT @martin_rutegard: @amirbastawrous The scary part is that the major alternative, i.e. opioids, might induce collagenase-active E faecalis…

@amirbastawrous The scary part is that the major alternative, i.e. opioids, might induce collagenase-active E faecalis and thus increase leaks..! @JCAlverdy https://t.co/hGunxCbhmx

RT @BCM_Microbiome: Morphine Promotes Colonization of Anastomotic Tissues with Collagenase - Producing Enterococcus… https://t.co/vsPVrukJU…

RT @BCM_Microbiome: Morphine Promotes Colonization of Anastomotic Tissues with Collagenase - Producing Enterococcus… https://t.co/vsPVrukJU…

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