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Table 4.8.5 continued<br />

Author<br />

Year<br />

Reference<br />

Country<br />

Study<br />

design<br />

Population<br />

characteristics<br />

Intervention<br />

Method<br />

Number indi<strong>vid</strong>uals<br />

Control<br />

Number<br />

indi<strong>vid</strong>uals<br />

Results<br />

Withdrawal<br />

Drop outs<br />

Study quality<br />

and relevance<br />

Comments<br />

Friberg<br />

2005<br />

[39]<br />

Sweden<br />

RCT<br />

All pts undergoing<br />

cardiac surgery<br />

(including surgery<br />

on ascending aorta)<br />

through median<br />

sternotomy.<br />

Two centres. Elective<br />

and emergency.<br />

Follow-up 2 months<br />

I: Two sponges in the wound<br />

before closure gentamicin<br />

sulphate 200 mg and 280 mg<br />

collagen + iv antibiotic prophylaxis<br />

a) Cloxacillin 2 g every 8 h<br />

for 24–48 h (1 center)<br />

b) Dicloxacillin 1 g every 8 h<br />

for 24–48 h (1 centre)<br />

Pre-op oral mouthwash<br />

the night and morning with<br />

chlorhexidine at one centre<br />

1 000 pts randomised,<br />

983 analyzed<br />

C: No sponge. Iv<br />

prophylaxis as intervention<br />

group.<br />

1 000 pts randomised,<br />

967 analyzed<br />

Sternal wound<br />

infection, total<br />

I: 4.3%<br />

C: 9.0%<br />

OR 0.47<br />

(95% CI 0.33–0.68)<br />

Sternal wound<br />

infection, superficial<br />

I: 1.8%<br />

C: 5.7%<br />

OR 0.34<br />

(95% CI 0.20–0.57)<br />

Sternal wound<br />

infection, deep<br />

I: 2.3%<br />

C: 3.3%<br />

OR 0.71<br />

(95% CI 0.42–1.20)<br />

17 interventions<br />

(differential<br />

operations,<br />

lost to<br />

follow-up)<br />

33 controls<br />

(differential<br />

operations,<br />

lost to<br />

follow-up)<br />

High<br />

53% relative<br />

reduction. No<br />

placebo control.<br />

Difference in deep<br />

infections not statistically<br />

significant<br />

Perl<br />

2002<br />

[42]<br />

USA<br />

RCT<br />

Adults who underwent<br />

general, oncologic,<br />

gynaecologic, elective<br />

non-emergency cardiothoracic<br />

and neurologic<br />

surgical procedures.<br />

Screened 4 030, in<br />

analyses 3 864<br />

I: Swabs applied mupirocin<br />

intranasal for up to 5 days<br />

C: Swabs applied<br />

placebo intranasal<br />

for up to 5 days<br />

SSI with Staphylococcus<br />

aureus<br />

I: 2.3%<br />

C: 2.4%<br />

SSI with Staphylococcus<br />

aureus in<br />

pts with nasal<br />

carriage of Staphylococcus<br />

aureus preoperatively:<br />

n=891/3 864 (23.1%)<br />

I: 444 pts (4.0%)<br />

C: 447 pts (7.7%)<br />

OR for infection<br />

with treatment<br />

0.49 (95% CI<br />

0.25–0.92)<br />

p=0.02<br />

79 of randomised,<br />

249 in I and<br />

209 in C,<br />

21 did nor<br />

receive any<br />

drug. No<br />

reasons<br />

given<br />

Moderate<br />

The table continues on the next page<br />

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