2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.asmart.2020.05.005
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The use of vancomycin-soaked wrapping of hamstring grafts to reduce the risk of infection after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: An early experience in a district general hospital

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“…All the studies included in this systematic review were level III studies [2][3][4]8,20,[22][23][24][25]28,30]. Two studies reported on the same patient population, with the followup study including a larger number of patients in the treatment group (vancomycin) and the same control group of the former study [23,28].…”
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“…All the studies included in this systematic review were level III studies [2][3][4]8,20,[22][23][24][25]28,30]. Two studies reported on the same patient population, with the followup study including a larger number of patients in the treatment group (vancomycin) and the same control group of the former study [23,28].…”
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“…Patient demographics were reported in 8 of the included studies. Regarding graft type inclusion, 4 studies included only hamstring autografts [8,23,28,30], while the rest of the studies included hamstrings as the main graft as well as patellar tendon, quadriceps tendon, tensor fasciae latae, or allograft. Nine studies specified the amount of each graft utilized in percentages or in exact numbers.…”
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“…1 Since then, studies, including another 13.466 patients, reported a drastically reduced incidence of postoperative septic knee arthritis after ACL reconstruction. [17][18][19][20] Despite a large number of analyzed patients, all studies included are Level of Evidence II and III. Until now, no Level I study investigating this topic exists or has been registered.…”
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confidence: 99%