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Operating room hygiene: Clinical practice recommendations.

D Moszkowicz1, C Hobeika2, M Collard3, M Bruzzi4, N Beghdadi5, J Catry6, E Duchalais7, G Manceau2, T Voron8, Z Lakkis9, M-A Allard5, F Cauchy3, L Maggiori10.   

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: The French Society of Gastro-Intestinal Surgery (SociétéFrançaisedeChirurgieDigestive) and the Association of hepato-bilio-pancreatic and transplantation surgery (AssociationdeChirurgieHépato-Bilio-PancréatiqueetTransplantation) requested that clinical practice recommendations be established with regard to operating room hygiene.
METHODS: The literature was analyzed according to the High Authority of Health (HauteAutoritédesanté [HAS]) methodology and after consultation of the Cochrane and Medline databases. Pertinent references were selected, and supplementary references were hand-picked from the reference lists. Only English or French language papers were retained. The recommendations of learned societies and the World Health Organization were also considered.
RESULTS: Recommendations were proposed with regard to pre-operative patient preparation, skin preparation, draping, wound edge protectors, surgeon hygiene, wound closure, and operating room environment.
CONCLUSION: These clinical practice recommendations should guide and improve the daily practice of gastro-intestinal surgeons.
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Keywords:  Associationdechirurgiehépato-bilio-pancréatiqueettransplantation; Clinical practice recommendations; Operating room hygiene; Sociétéfrançaisedechirurgiedigestive

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Year:  2019        PMID: 31451412     DOI: 10.1016/j.jviscsurg.2019.07.010

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Visc Surg        ISSN: 1878-7886            Impact factor:   2.043


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