手术部位感染:一个仍在进行的挑战

Rodrigo Sardenberg, R. Younes
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手术部位感染(SSI)发生率高,占所有医院获得性感染的20%。手术部位感染与住院时间延长和死亡风险增加有关。虽然大多数患者从SSI中恢复,但77%的死亡率可归因于感染本身。住院手术的SSI发生率为2% ~ 5% 1。估计每年的发病率各不相同,但在美国可能在16万到30万之间。考虑到排放后的监测失败,这些估计可能被低估了
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Surgical Site Infections: A Still Ongoing Challenge
Surgical site infections (SSI) have a high incidence, accounting for 20% of all hospital-acquired in-fections. Surgical site infections are linked to a increased length of stay and the risk of mortality. Although most patients recover from an SSI, 77% of mortality can be attributed to the infection it-self 1, 4. The incidence of SSI is 2% to 5% undergoing inpatient surgery 1. Estimated annual in-cidence varies, but may range from 160,000 to 300,000 in the US 1, 4. These estimates might be understated, given the surveillance failure after discharge
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