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TITLE Pneumonia  about Common Infection After  pump  operation DATE Nov. 30 , 2011 SOURCE http//www. sciencedaily. com/ sunrise(prenominal)s/ The  pick out also revealed that most  contagious diseases occur about  both weeks  afterwards operating room, not one week as physicians previously thought. Its not what we expected to find, said Michael A. Acker, M. D. , the  get winds  racecourse researcher and professor and chief of cardiovascular surgery at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center in Philadelphia, Pa. In abs tract 12247, researchers analyzed  much than 5,100 patients in a  warmth surgery registry.Patients, aver advance age 64, were treated at nine U. S. academic  health check centers and one Canadian center. The median time to  study(ip) infection was 14 days after heart surgeries. Forty-three percent of all major infections occurred after hospital discharge. Half of these patients had no evidence of infection  forward they were discharged from the hospital, Acker sai   d. Then they had to return because of the new infection. One implication is that patients must be followed more closely after discharge. In this study, which excluded patients who were infected before surgery, researchers found 761 infections 300 were classified as major infections (occurring in 6 percent of patients) and 461 were minor (in 8. 1 percent of patients). Of the major infections * Pneumonia, infection of the lungs, occurred in 2. 4 percent of all patients. * C. difficile colitis, an intestinal infection, occurred in 1. 0 percent. * Bloodstream infections occurred in 1. 1 percent. * Deep- shit surgical  range infections occurred in 0. percent. Minor infections include urinary tract and superficial incision site infections. The most   car parkly performed procedures were isolated coronary artery bypass  transplant and aortic and mitral valve surgeries. Seventy-four percent were elective surgeries and 26 percent were non-elective or emergency surgeries. several(prenominal)    risk factors appe bed to increase the risk of developing infection, including congestive heart failure, hypertension, chronic lung disease, corticosteroid use  earlier to surgery, and length of cardiopulmonary bypass time. In the  following level of analysis, the focus will be on differences in care, from the types of dressings, the types of antibiotics, and the types of surgical  breedings, to show what processes of care are associated with decreased incidence of infections, Acker said. The registry will  allot us to modify our best practices to manage post-operative infections.  The  internal Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and  snapshot and Canadian Institutes of Health Research funded the study.Skin preparation reduces cardiac implantable device infections In another study (abstract 10041), special  flake off preparations for 3,700 patients significantly reduced infections from cardiac implantable electronic devices. Researchers at    a Milwaukee hospital  process patients skin with a special antibacterial  ascendent the night before and morning of the procedure. They also included a strict three-minute drying time for the surgical skin preparation. These steps decreased implant infection  evaluate from 1 percent to 0. 24 percent at a year following the implant placement. more staphylococcal bacterial infections are occurring after  implantation procedures, said Renee Koeberl, R. N. , M. S. N. , lead author of the study. Co-authors are Mohamed S. Rahman, M. D.  Rachel Pedersen, B. A.  Jasbir Sra, M. D.  Masood Akhtar, M. D. and M. Eyman Mortada, M. D REACTION  Pneumonia  not a deep incision surgical site infection  is the most common serious infection after heart surgery,  match to new research presented at the American Heart Associations Scientific Sessions 2011. So we need to be  certain and curious to everything around us, to secure our good health.  
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