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For four years, the authors have been making researches to know how can happen cases of septicaemias observed in intensive care. They have noticed the frequency of staphylococci in septicaemias caused by catheters and of gram -- in septicaemias caused by urinary infection. From those observations, they have come to some practical conclusions. They worry about the high number of secondary septicaemia having their origin in little resuscitation operations.
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