Risk factors and strategy for surgical incision infection in department of abdominal surgery
Hongli Ma
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Hongli Ma
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OBJECTIVE To study the risk factors of surgical wound infection among the patients in department of abodominal surgery.METHODS The factors on surgical wound infection were investigated by retrospective study.The diagnosis standard was based on the Diagnosis Standard of Hospital Infection published by Ministry of Health.RESULTS There were 1216 cases with abodominal operation from Jan 1,2009 to Oct 30,2009 and 48 cases suffered incision infection with the infection rate 3.95%.The infection rate in type Ⅰ operation was 0.78%,and the infection rate in type Ⅱ and Ⅲ was 6.25%.Gender,age,obesity,diabetes,classification of incision,character of operation and operation time were the risk factors of surgical wound infection among patients in department of abdominal surgery.CONCLUSION Strengthening the monitor and regulation to the risk factors could reduce the surgical wound infection rate.
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OBJECTIVE To study the risk factors of surgical wound infection among the patients in department of abodominal surgery.METHODS The factors on surgical wound infection were investigated by retrospective study.The diagnosis standard was based on the Diagnosis Standard of Hospital Infection published by Ministry of Health.RESULTS There were 1216 cases with abodominal operation from Jan 1,2009 to Oct 30,2009 and 48 cases suffered incision infection with the infection rate 3.95%.The infection rate in type Ⅰ operation was 0.78%,and the infection rate in type Ⅱ and Ⅲ was 6.25%.Gender,age,obesity,diabetes,classification of incision,character of operation and operation time were the risk factors of surgical wound infection among patients in department of abdominal surgery.CONCLUSION Strengthening the monitor and regulation to the risk factors could reduce the surgical wound infection rate.
Key concepts: Medicine, Infection rate, Wound infection, Surgical site infection, Surgery, Surgical wound, Christian ministry, Surgical incision