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Today I am going to upload the video regarding
Post cesarean section wound sepsis.
Female 25yrs under gone LSCS 10-12 days day back
Else where. Came to ED with c/o fever and pain over wound. There was induration and redness of the wound.
We thought of wound sepsis and tried to remove the pus.
Wikipedia-
As a surgical procedure, cesarean delivery may be accompanied by a number of complications, surgical site infection (SSI) being one of them. The rate of SSI ranges from 3% to 15% worldwide.4–6 The variation in incidence may reflect differences in population characteristics and risk factors, perioperative practices, and the duration from the procedure until ascertainment. The risk for developing SSI has significantly decreased in the last three decades, mainly owing to improvements in hygiene conditions, antibiotic prophylaxis, sterile procedures, and other practices.7,8 Despite this decrease, the occurrence of SSI is expected to increase given the continuous rise in the incidence of cesarean deliveries. Postcesarean SSI may increase maternal morbidity and mortality.9,10 In addition, SSI can be frustrating for the mother trying to recover from the procedure and at the same time take care of the newborn. It may prolong maternal hospitalization, increase health care costs, and lead to other socioeconomic
Staphylococcus aureus is the most common organism isolated in SSI, accounting for 15%–20% of cases. Gram-negative bacilli, coagulase negative staphylococci, Enterococcus species, and Escherichia coli are other organisms commonly isolated from SSIs.12 SSI in relation to cesarean delivery has a distinctive microbial source of pathogens composed of both skin and vaginal origin.13 Accordingly, it is usually a polymicrobial infection consisting of both aerobic bacteria and anaerobic organisms.14–16 Knowledge of the pathogens and risk factors associated with SSI is essential for developing targeted prevention strategies to reduce the risk and treat the infection.
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