2022
DOI: 10.1136/heartjnl-2022-321750
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Antibiotics for prevention of endocarditis: time to scale up? Not yet!

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“…Habib and Iung4 summarise the evolution of guideline recommendations about antibiotic prophylaxis for prevention of IE and take a critical look at the previous evidence. Although the current study by Thornhill and colleagues3 raises concern, it is a retrospective study, lacks microbiological data, does not prove that pre-procedure antibiotics would prevent IE and thus is not sufficient to warrant a change in recommendations at this point.…”
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“…Habib and Iung4 summarise the evolution of guideline recommendations about antibiotic prophylaxis for prevention of IE and take a critical look at the previous evidence. Although the current study by Thornhill and colleagues3 raises concern, it is a retrospective study, lacks microbiological data, does not prove that pre-procedure antibiotics would prevent IE and thus is not sufficient to warrant a change in recommendations at this point.…”
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“…Although the current study by Thornhill and colleagues3 raises concern, it is a retrospective study, lacks microbiological data, does not prove that pre-procedure antibiotics would prevent IE and thus is not sufficient to warrant a change in recommendations at this point. Instead, Habib and Iung4 argue that we should focus on prevention of nosocomial IE, which accounts for 1/3 of IE cases, by increased attention to optimal hygiene measures in patients undergoing invasive procedures.…”
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