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antiseptics on wound infections, finding they did more harm than good | (
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Keywords: war, wound, infection, trauma, antibiotic, nosocomial .... per cent 
during WW1 to 2.1 per cent during WW2, in part owing to the use of penicillin. ... 
with decreased rates of infection seen in wounds treated less than 6 h from injury 
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than topical therapy was crucial to wound management and prevention of ... 
Although external fixation devices were used during World War I, they

Question: During WWI this Brit debated the use of antiseptics on wound infections, finding they did more harm than good
Answer: (Alexander) Fleming