Italy is one of the largest consumers of broad-spectrum agents (BSAs) in Europe. This study evaluated surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis (SAP) compliance with the Italian national guidelines and its impact on surgical site infection (SSI) risk.

Surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis prescribing practices and impact on infection risk: Results from a multicenter surveillance study in Italy (2012-2017)

Vicentini C.;Politano G.;Corcione S.;Furmenti M. F.;Quattrocolo F.;De Rosa F. G.;Zotti C. M.
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Italy is one of the largest consumers of broad-spectrum agents (BSAs) in Europe. This study evaluated surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis (SAP) compliance with the Italian national guidelines and its impact on surgical site infection (SSI) risk.
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http://www.journals.elsevier.com/ajic-american-journal-of-infection-control/
Antimicrobial resistance; Surgical prophylaxis; Surgical site infections
Vicentini C.; Politano G.; Corcione S.; Furmenti M.F.; Quattrocolo F.; De Rosa F.G.; Zotti C.M.
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