2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.bjoms.2014.11.005
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Role of culture of postoperative drainage fluid in the prediction of infection of the surgical site after major oncological operations of the head and neck

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“…In these studies, diagnosis of SSI was based on clinical findings, such as purulent drainage, an incision that was spontaneously dehisced or opened by the surgeon, and abscess formation, which were similar to the Johnson criteria. Although some studies did not mention whether superficial infection was regarded as SSI, one study clearly specified that only deep incisional infections based on the CDC criteria were considered as SSI [16]. The application criteria in the study by Pool et al [17] were similar to the diagnostic criteria of deep incisional SSI.…”
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“…In these studies, diagnosis of SSI was based on clinical findings, such as purulent drainage, an incision that was spontaneously dehisced or opened by the surgeon, and abscess formation, which were similar to the Johnson criteria. Although some studies did not mention whether superficial infection was regarded as SSI, one study clearly specified that only deep incisional infections based on the CDC criteria were considered as SSI [16]. The application criteria in the study by Pool et al [17] were similar to the diagnostic criteria of deep incisional SSI.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, two studies that applied the CDC criteria did not regard orocutaneous fistula that did not meet the CDC criteria as SSI [17,19]. Moreover, in two studies that applied the CDC criteria, only deep incisional infections were regarded as SSI [16,17].…”
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“…Jedoch stellt die Drainage einen in das sterile Wundgebiet eingebrachten Fremdkörper dar. Eine verlängerte Liegedauer einer Wunddrainage ist mit einem gesicherten erhöhten Infektionsrisiko der postoperativen Wunde assoziiert [5][6][7]. Zusätzlich wird durch die Drainage eine länger offene Wundhöhle geschaffen, die nach Entfernung der Drainage eine zusätzliche Ansammlung von Wundflüssigkeit und Speichel begünstigen könnte [8,9].…”
Section: Evidenzlage Zur Wertigkeit Einer Wunddrainage Bei Speicheldrunclassified
“…Therefore, all cells will be isolated and immersed in the patient's plasma. Of primary importance, before any cell transplantation is undertaken, a culture of the wound's drainage fluid or exudate should be conducted to determine if there is pathogen growth (Candau-Alvarez A. et al, 2015) [16]. Concomitantly, it might be informing, to draw Open Journal of Regenerative Medicine a parallel with burn bound exudates, and test for the skin-specific chemokine CCL27, with regard to an indication of scar formation (Widgerow AD et al, 2015) [17].…”
Section: Consideration Of Wound Exudatesmentioning
confidence: 99%