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Analysis of the wound pathogens after orthopaedics operations

  

  1. 1.Department of Operating Room, the Third Hospital of Hebei Midical University, Shijiazhuang
    050051, China; 2.Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, the First Hospital of Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, Shijiazhuang 050011, China
  • Online:2016-10-25 Published:2016-11-04

Abstract: [ Abstract ] Objective Toinvestigatetheinfectionofincisionindepartmentoforthopedicsof
thethirdaffiliatedhospitalofHebeimedicaluniversity.Methods Therelateddataof2106
patientswithincisioninfectionafteroperationindepartmentoforthopedicswereretrospectively
analyzed.Results Thewoundinfectionratewas6.23%afterorthopaedicsoperations.Themain
pathogenswereGram-negativebacteria ( 65% ), thenextwasGram-postivebacteria ( 32% ), and
therateoffungusinecftionwas3%.Thetop7pathogenswerestaphylococcusaureus ( 27.87% ),
pseudomonasaeruginosa ( 23.87% ), enterobactercloacae ( 12.25% ), escherichiacoli (
11.30% ),
baumanii ( 7.74% ), coagulasenegativestaphylococcus ( 3.99% ), andbacillusproteusvulgaris
(
2.85% ) .Thecausivefactorsforinfecetrion wereopeninfection wound , hyperglycemia ,
repeatedusageofantibiotics , andlonghospitalization.Thereweremulti-resistantbacteriassuch
asmethicillin-resistantstaphylococcusaureus ( 4.84% ), multiresistantAcinetobacterbaumannii
(
1.19% ), produceultrabroadspectrumbetalactamasecoli ( 0.94% ), and1caseofpan-drug-
resistantpseudomonasaeruginosa.Conclusion Theinfectionrateofincisioninfectionafter
operationindepartmentoforthopedicswashigh , andthedrugresistanceofsomepathogenic
bacteriawasobviously.

Key words: surgicalwoundinfection , noxae , hospitals, orthopaedics