Surgical site infections (SSI) after caesarean section (CS) represent a substantial health system concern. Surveying SSI has been associated with a reduction in SSI incidence. We report the findings of three (2008, 2011 and 2013) regional active SSI surveillances after CS in community hospital of the Latium region determining the incidence of SSI. Each CS was surveyed for SSI occurrence by trained staff up to 30 post-operative days, and association of SSI with relevant characteristics was assessed using binomial logistic regression. A total of 3,685 CS were included in the study. A complete 30 day post-operation follow-up was achieved in over 94% of procedures. Overall 145 SSI were observed (3.9% cumulative incidence) of which 131 (90.3%) were superficial and 14 (9.7%) complex (deep or organ/space) SSI; overall 129 SSI (of which 89.9% superficial) were diagnosed post-discharge. Only higher NNIS score was significantly associated with SSI occurrence in the regression analysis. Our work provides the first regional data on CS-associated SSI incidence, highlighting the need for a post-discharge surveillance which should assure 30 days post-operation to not miss data on complex SSI, as well as being less labour intensive.

Surgical site infection after caesarean section. Space for post-discharge surveillance improvements and reliable comparisons / Ferraro, Federica; Piselli, Pierluca; Pittalis, Silvia; Ruscitti, Luca E.; Cimaglia, Claudia; Ippolito, Giuseppe; Puro, Vincenzo; Allocca, A.; Conti, E.; Marzuillo, Carolina; Villari, Paolo; Vullo, Vincenzo; Zaino, P.; Fioriello, C.; Forino, F.; Orazi, D.; Mondillo, V.; Baccaro, G.; Pignataro, R.; Fiore, R.; Primavera, A.; Verginelli, F.; Raponi, R.; Rendo, V.; Barboni, P.; Belvisi, V.; Colazingari, G.; Del Borgo, C.; Mastroianni, Claudio Maria; Parrocchia, S.; Soscia, F.; Marrone, R.; Serafini, G.; Spaziani, C.; Clerici Bagozzi, F.; La Mura, A.; Montesano, P.; Saccoccio, O.; Saviano, R.; Ullucci, M.; Dalla Vecchia, D.; Manzi, P.; Morgante, A. S.; Moscardini, M. L.; Natalini Raponi, G.; Pitorri, A.; Masala, P.; Pallozzi, L.; Silvestri, A.; Vagni, V.; Zarelli, L.; Caterini, A.; Curzi, M.; Beggiato, S.; Moscatelli, M. M.; Sguazzini, G.; Panepuccia, L.; Pizziconi, G.; Salvati, O.; Bianchi, U.; Lucarelli, B.; Bianchini, C.; Cava, M. C.; Piscioneri, C.; Tana, M.; Ascenzi, M. P.; Cicogna, V. A.; Colantuono, G.; Cammarota, M.; Salera, E.; Ascenzi, M. P.; Celiberti, A.; Carbone, A.; Ciavarella, M.; Ciccotosto, N.; Quintavalle, G.; Riccioni, C.; Squarcione, S.; Lanini, S.; Grilli, E.; Agresta, A.. - In: NEW MICROBIOLOGICA. - ISSN 1121-7138. - STAMPA. - 39:2(2016), pp. 134-138.

Surgical site infection after caesarean section. Space for post-discharge surveillance improvements and reliable comparisons

MARZUILLO, CAROLINA;VILLARI, Paolo;VULLO, Vincenzo;Belvisi, V.;MASTROIANNI, Claudio Maria;Lanini, S.;
2016

Abstract

Surgical site infections (SSI) after caesarean section (CS) represent a substantial health system concern. Surveying SSI has been associated with a reduction in SSI incidence. We report the findings of three (2008, 2011 and 2013) regional active SSI surveillances after CS in community hospital of the Latium region determining the incidence of SSI. Each CS was surveyed for SSI occurrence by trained staff up to 30 post-operative days, and association of SSI with relevant characteristics was assessed using binomial logistic regression. A total of 3,685 CS were included in the study. A complete 30 day post-operation follow-up was achieved in over 94% of procedures. Overall 145 SSI were observed (3.9% cumulative incidence) of which 131 (90.3%) were superficial and 14 (9.7%) complex (deep or organ/space) SSI; overall 129 SSI (of which 89.9% superficial) were diagnosed post-discharge. Only higher NNIS score was significantly associated with SSI occurrence in the regression analysis. Our work provides the first regional data on CS-associated SSI incidence, highlighting the need for a post-discharge surveillance which should assure 30 days post-operation to not miss data on complex SSI, as well as being less labour intensive.
2016
caesarean section; post-discharge surveillance; surgical site infection; microbiology (medical)
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Surgical site infection after caesarean section. Space for post-discharge surveillance improvements and reliable comparisons / Ferraro, Federica; Piselli, Pierluca; Pittalis, Silvia; Ruscitti, Luca E.; Cimaglia, Claudia; Ippolito, Giuseppe; Puro, Vincenzo; Allocca, A.; Conti, E.; Marzuillo, Carolina; Villari, Paolo; Vullo, Vincenzo; Zaino, P.; Fioriello, C.; Forino, F.; Orazi, D.; Mondillo, V.; Baccaro, G.; Pignataro, R.; Fiore, R.; Primavera, A.; Verginelli, F.; Raponi, R.; Rendo, V.; Barboni, P.; Belvisi, V.; Colazingari, G.; Del Borgo, C.; Mastroianni, Claudio Maria; Parrocchia, S.; Soscia, F.; Marrone, R.; Serafini, G.; Spaziani, C.; Clerici Bagozzi, F.; La Mura, A.; Montesano, P.; Saccoccio, O.; Saviano, R.; Ullucci, M.; Dalla Vecchia, D.; Manzi, P.; Morgante, A. S.; Moscardini, M. L.; Natalini Raponi, G.; Pitorri, A.; Masala, P.; Pallozzi, L.; Silvestri, A.; Vagni, V.; Zarelli, L.; Caterini, A.; Curzi, M.; Beggiato, S.; Moscatelli, M. M.; Sguazzini, G.; Panepuccia, L.; Pizziconi, G.; Salvati, O.; Bianchi, U.; Lucarelli, B.; Bianchini, C.; Cava, M. C.; Piscioneri, C.; Tana, M.; Ascenzi, M. P.; Cicogna, V. A.; Colantuono, G.; Cammarota, M.; Salera, E.; Ascenzi, M. P.; Celiberti, A.; Carbone, A.; Ciavarella, M.; Ciccotosto, N.; Quintavalle, G.; Riccioni, C.; Squarcione, S.; Lanini, S.; Grilli, E.; Agresta, A.. - In: NEW MICROBIOLOGICA. - ISSN 1121-7138. - STAMPA. - 39:2(2016), pp. 134-138.
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