2010
DOI: 10.1055/s-0029-1224684
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Wann sollte in Operationsräumen ein Wechsel chirurgischer Handschuhe erfolgen?

Abstract: Because the perforation rate and thus the time for glove changing depend on the type of the surgery, the results found in visceral surgery can not be transferred to other surgical special-ties without additional scientific evidence. Further studies are needed that correlate the types of surgical procedures with specific perforation rates in order to provide basis for solid -recommendations helping to improve patients' and medical staff's safety.

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“…Common strategies to reduce the risk of surgical glove failure and SSIs include double-gloving [ 36 ], changing gloves approximately every 90 minutes [ 37 ] and procuring high quality gloves from the outset. An international quality standard – the Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) – helps hospitals compare the cost and quality of surgical gloves by describing the maximum number of defective gloves that are permitted in a batch.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Common strategies to reduce the risk of surgical glove failure and SSIs include double-gloving [ 36 ], changing gloves approximately every 90 minutes [ 37 ] and procuring high quality gloves from the outset. An international quality standard – the Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) – helps hospitals compare the cost and quality of surgical gloves by describing the maximum number of defective gloves that are permitted in a batch.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Allerdings erwies sich das Zeitintervall in der eigenen Patientengruppe als nicht signifikant unterschiedlich. Tritt eine postoperative Infektion auf, ist das Zeitintervall ebenfalls kürzer [6,10]. Debus et al weisen darauf hin, die Nahtrupturen im Rahmen einer Infektion differenzialdiagnostisch abzugrenzen [5].…”
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“…3). Bisher fehlen allerdings randomisierte Studien, die diese Empfehlungen mit fach-und eingriffspezifischen SSI-Raten korrelieren [19].…”
Section: Einsatz Von Operationshandschuhenunclassified