Outcomes of early versus late irrigation and debridement of pediatric open long bone fractures

Riya Savla, Yen-Hong Kuo, N. Ahmed
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BACKGROUND Open long bone fractures are a major concern for pediatric patients due to the risk of surgical site infection (SSI). Early studies have recommended irrigation and debridement of open fractures within 6 hours-8 hours for the prevention of SSI. According to the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Best Practice Guidelines, in 2015, irrigation and debridement should be done within 24 hours. AIM To identify whether early irrigation and debridement, within 8 hours, vs late, between 8 hours and 24 hours, for pediatric open long bone fractures impacts rate of SSI. METHODS Using retrospective data review from the National Trauma Data Bank, Trauma Quality Improvement Project (TQIP) of 2019. TQIP database is own by the ACS and it is the largest database for trauma quality program in the world. Propensity matching analysis was performed for the study. RESULTS There were 390 pediatric patients with open long bone fractures who were included in the study. After completing propensity score matching, we had 176 patients in each category, irrigation and debridement within 8 hours and irrigation and debridement between 8 hours and 24 hours. We found no significant differences between each group for the rate of deep SSI which was 0.6% for patients who received surgical irrigation and debridement within 8 hours and 1.1% for those who received it after 8 hours [adjusted odd ratio (AOR): 0.5, 95%CI: 0.268-30.909, P > 0.99]. For the secondary outcomes studied, in terms of length of hospital stay, patients who received irrigation and debridement within 8 hours stayed for an average of 3.5 days, and those who received it after 8 hours stayed for an average of 3 days, with no significant difference found, and there were also no significant differences found between the discharge dispositions of the patients. CONCLUSION Our findings support the recommendation for managing open long bone fractures from the ACS: Complete surgical irrigation and debridement within 24 hours.
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小儿开放性长骨骨折早期冲洗和清创与晚期冲洗和清创的疗效对比
背景:由于存在手术部位感染(SSI)的风险,开放性长骨骨折是儿科患者关注的主要问题。早期研究建议在 6-8 小时内对开放性骨折进行冲洗和清创,以预防 SSI。根据 2015 年美国外科学院(ACS)最佳实践指南,冲洗和清创应在 24 小时内完成。目的 确定儿科开放性长骨骨折早期冲洗和清创(8 小时内)与晚期冲洗和清创(8 小时至 24 小时)是否会影响 SSI 发生率。方法 使用国家创伤数据库、2019 年创伤质量改进项目(TQIP)的回顾性数据。TQIP 数据库由 ACS 拥有,是世界上最大的创伤质量项目数据库。本研究进行了倾向匹配分析。结果 共有390名开放性长骨骨折的儿科患者被纳入研究。在完成倾向评分匹配后,我们将 176 名患者分为两组,分别在 8 小时内进行冲洗和清创,以及在 8 小时至 24 小时内进行冲洗和清创。我们发现每组患者的深部 SSI 感染率无明显差异,8 小时内接受手术冲洗和清创的患者感染率为 0.6%,8 小时后接受手术冲洗和清创的患者感染率为 1.1%[调整后奇数比 (AOR):0.5,95%CI:0.268-30.909,P > 0.99]。在研究的次要结果中,就住院时间而言,8 小时内接受冲洗和清创的患者平均住院时间为 3.5 天,8 小时后接受冲洗和清创的患者平均住院时间为 3 天,两者之间没有发现显著差异,患者的出院处置之间也没有发现显著差异。结论 我们的研究结果支持处理 ACS 开放性长骨骨折的建议:在 24 小时内完成手术冲洗和清创。
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