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Decrease Surgical Site Infections
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Introduction to the topic of surgical site infections in ped…
Introduction to the topic of surgical site infections in pediatric surgery.
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Mention of the 2017 Norton et al
Mention of the 2017 Norton et al. study and the reduction of infection rate from 21% to 8% using a perioperative bundle.
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Highlight of the 2019 JPS article showing further reduction …
Highlight of the 2019 JPS article showing further reduction to 2% by changing antibiotics.
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Antibiotic change from cefoxitin to Unison mentioned.
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Call to action to check out the links for further informatio…
Call to action to check out the links for further information.
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Columbus Children's Hospital reduced wound infection rates after stoma takedown from 21% to 2% through a perioperative bundle and antibiotic switch from cefoxitin to ertapenem. Published in Journal of Pediatric Surgery, October 2019, demonstrating significant improvement in surgical site infection prevention.
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- Perioperative bundle for stoma takedown reduced wound infection rate from 21% to 8% (Norton et al., 2017)
- Switching antibiotics from cefoxitin to Unasyn further decreased infection rate to 2% (JPS, October 2019)
- Antibiotic selection is a critical modifiable factor in preventing surgical site infections after stoma closure
- Bundled interventions combined with optimized antimicrobial prophylaxis achieve superior infection control outcomes
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Hey pediatric surgery, here's an article you should know about. In 2017, Norton at all out of Columbus, published that by implementing a perioperative bundle for stoma takedown, they were able to reduce the wound infection rate from 21% to 8%. But in their most recent article in the October 2019 issue of JPS, they published that they could reduce the infection rate even further down to 2% by changing the antibiotics from cefoxitin to Unison. Check out the links.
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