1981
DOI: 10.1002/bjs.1800680506
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The effect of topical povidone iodine on wound infection following abdominal surgery

Abstract: The effect of povidone iodine on wound sepsis following gastrointestinal surgery was studied in a trial involving 153 patients of whom 72 had their wounds sprayed with povidone iodine dry powder (Disadine DP) and 81 acted as a control group. The infection rate of 9.9 per cent in the patients treated with povidone iodine was significantly lower than that of 24.4 per cent in the control group (P less than 0.05). Bacterial contamination of the wound at the time of operation was shown to be of importance, being as… Show more

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“…Sindelar and Mason 16 demonstrated a low 2.9 percent wound infection rate in patients who had wounds irrigated with 1 percent PVI, in contrast to the control group, whose wounds were irrigated with normal saline (15.1 percent wound infection rate; P<0.001) in a randomized, controlled study of 500 patients. Gray and Lee 17 found that the overall wound infection rate decreased to 9.9 percent in 0.5 percent dry-sprayed PVI wounds compared with a 24.4 percent rate in the control group (P<0.05), of all 153 abdominal operations. In contaminated wounds, PVI spraying significantly reduced wound infection rate from 52 to 11 percent.…”
Section: Wound Irrigationmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Sindelar and Mason 16 demonstrated a low 2.9 percent wound infection rate in patients who had wounds irrigated with 1 percent PVI, in contrast to the control group, whose wounds were irrigated with normal saline (15.1 percent wound infection rate; P<0.001) in a randomized, controlled study of 500 patients. Gray and Lee 17 found that the overall wound infection rate decreased to 9.9 percent in 0.5 percent dry-sprayed PVI wounds compared with a 24.4 percent rate in the control group (P<0.05), of all 153 abdominal operations. In contaminated wounds, PVI spraying significantly reduced wound infection rate from 52 to 11 percent.…”
Section: Wound Irrigationmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Em cirurgias abdominais, resultados favoráveis foram encontrados em dois estudos: taxa geral de infecção de ferida cirúrgica -exceto para cirurgias biliares -ocorrên-cia de sepsis e índice de culturas prévias positivas, significativamente menores entre os pacientes que receberam PVP-I (19) . A associação do emprego do PVP-I à diminuição da taxa de infecção entre as mulheres submetidas, principalmente, a apendicectomias e cirurgias intestinais; o uso de antibiótico juntamente com o PVP-I, na fase pós-operatória, também resultou em taxa de infecção de ferida significativamente menor (20) .…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…A associação do emprego do PVP-I à diminuição da taxa de infecção entre as mulheres submetidas, principalmente, a apendicectomias e cirurgias intestinais; o uso de antibiótico juntamente com o PVP-I, na fase pós-operatória, também resultou em taxa de infecção de ferida significativamente menor (20) . Nesse sentido, embora os antibióticos possam ser mais efetivos que o PVP-I na redução de infecção/sepsis em feridas, há o risco do desenvolvimento de multirresistência bacteriana (19)(20) .…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Connel and Russelot [5] found it to be a highly effective degerming agent. Grady and Lee found it effective in abdominal surgery [6]. In 1983 Bapat et al used Betadine for peritoneal lavage [7].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%