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"deep infection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an infection that is particularly severe or has caused extensive damage. For example, "The patient had a deep infection in his lungs that required extensive medical treatment."
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Eight patients (12%%) developed a deep infection.
There were no cases of deep infection.
The overall deep infection rate was 4.3%%.
His reported deep infection rate was 2.5%%.
One patient developed a deep infection.
There were no cases of deep infection in either group.
She has healed her fusion without signs of deep infection.
There was no incidence of deep infection in either group.
An improvement of 4.2 % in the deep infection rate occurred.
There was no deep infection, chronic osteomyelitis, or amputation.
Deep infection was defined as infection requiring implant removal.
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