Increased surgical site infection rates following clindamycin use in head and neck free tissue transfer

Keyphrases

• Head-and-neck 100%
• Free Tissue Transfer 100%
• Clindamycin 100%
• Surgical Site Infection Rate 100%
• Surgical Site Infection 80%
• Surgical Procedures 40%
• Prophylactic Antibiotics 40%
• Pharynx 40%
• Oral Cavity 40%
• Antibiotic Regimen 40%
• Penicillin Allergy 40%
• Antibiotics 20%
• Confidence Interval 20%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 20%
• Odds Ratio 20%
• Allergic Diseases 20%
• Chart Review 20%
• Overall Risk 20%
• Resection 20%
• Anatomic 20%
• Confounding Factors 20%
• Academic Medical Centers 20%
• Postoperative Morbidity 20%
• 4-fold 20%
• Metronidazole 20%
• Demographic Data 20%
• Design Case 20%
• Alternative Choice 20%
• Medical Comorbidity 20%
• Penicillin 20%
• Gram-negative 20%
• Ablative 20%
• Postoperative Infection 20%
• Cephalosporins 20%
• Cefepime 20%
• Prolonged Hospitalization 20%
• Tumour Subsite 20%
• Clean-contaminated 20%
• Alternative Antibiotics 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Neck 100%
• Free Tissue Graft 100%
• Infection Rate 100%
• Surgical Infection 100%
• Clindamycin 100%
• Surgical Technique 40%
• Oral Cavity 40%
• Pharynx 40%
• Penicillin Allergy 40%
• Antibiotics 20%
• Neoplasm 20%
• Surgery 20%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression Analysis 20%
• Metronidazole 20%
• Postoperative Infection 20%
• Penicillin Derivative 20%
• Cefuroxime 20%
• Comorbidity 20%
• Odds Ratio 20%
• Second Generation Cephalosporin 20%
• First Generation Cephalosporin 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Surgical Infection 100%
• Clindamycin 100%
• Infection Rate 100%
• Penicillin Allergy 40%
• Neoplasm 20%
• Antibiotics 20%
• Metronidazole 20%
• Postoperative Infection 20%
• Penicillin Derivative 20%
• Cefuroxime 20%
• Comorbidity 20%
• Second Generation Cephalosporin 20%
• First Generation Cephalosporin 20%