[PDF] Top 20 Risk factors for wound infection after cesarean section: an integrative review

... predisposing factors that interfere with the emergence of infection in surgical wound after cesarean ...is an integrative review about the predisposing ... See full document

... Idenifying risk factors for the occurrence of falls in hospitalized adult pa- ...Integraive review carried out in the databases of LILACS, SciELO, ME- DLINE and Web of Science, including aricles ... See full document

... J. res.: fundam. care. online 2016. jan./mar. 8(1):4047-4055 4048 he number of people with systemic hypertension (SH) is increasing and it is estimated that in Brazil, about 30 million people are hypertensive. In this ... See full document

... of risk assessment scales for Pressure Ulcer (UPP) in the Intensive Care ...conducted an integrative review the databases LILACS, MEDLINE and SciELO, with selection of 18 ...several ... See full document

... the risk of hypotension, reduction in blood pressure is also one of the complications of spinal anesthesia [16], which leads pregnant women exposed to this anesthetic modality to have the sum of two fac- tors that ... See full document

... CDI and delayed engraftment is not sufficient to establish a causal relationship. The reverse causation could be possible (delayed engraftment causing increase in CDI) or both CDI and slower engraftment could be the ... See full document

... Results: The mortality rate was 13.9% (9.4% with isolated aortic stenosis versus 20.9% with an associated procedure, p = 0.023) and the morbidity rate was 30.0% (25.2% with aortic stenosis alone versus 37.4% with ... See full document

... Cryptosporidium infection was common in the island ...the infection may be seasonal (Meinhardt et al. 1996). The infection rate was higher than those observed in other communities from Venezue- la ... See full document

... Since risk and procedures values are controlled, the found convenience effect does not correlate with clinical or financial ...for risk, age, financial incentives, city and time fixed effects, an ... See full document

... Wound swabs were cultured for both aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms. According to hospital policy, all CS patients remained hospitalized for 6 –7 days until primary wound healing had occurred. ... See full document

... significant factors involved were increasing class of wound (dirty > clean wound class), increased preoperative stay, presence of remote site infection, increased duration of surgery and ... See full document

... Papers that fulfilled the selection criteria were analyzed for their methodological quality using a quality assessment questionnaire based on criteria established by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews ... See full document

... Hospital฀control฀of฀endemic฀MRSA฀has฀been฀ based฀on฀several฀complementary฀strategies:฀early฀ identification฀ and฀ isolation฀ of฀ asymptomatic฀ carriers฀ to฀ help฀ prevent฀ spread;฀ antiseptic฀ body฀ ... See full document

... increased risk of nosocomial infection (NI) ...several factors increased risk of NI too ...identify risk factors for NI in ... See full document

... MS pathogenesis emerges from fat deposition, espe- cially in the visceral-abdominal region. Its pathogenesis is more comprehensive considering the concept of ec- topic fat deposition, especially in liver and muscle, with ... See full document

... literary review; selective reading, analyzing, in a specific way, the relevance of the studies; analytical reading, summarizing the information found in a critical way; interpretive reading, articulating the ... See full document

... Methods: Integrative review of literature, in databases BDENF, LILACS, MEDLINE and Cochrane library, using descriptors of stress, burnout, hospital and nursing, in Portuguese and/ or its variations in ... See full document

... is an integrative review, in which the search has been conducted at the databases LILACS, BDENF, and SCIELO; with the association of the descriptors: occupational risks and nursing from 2000 to ... See full document

... Objective: The objectives were to characterize the scientific production on Health-Related Quality of Life of pregnant women, identify the areas that are most affected during pregnancy and puer- peral period and identify ... See full document

... It is estimated that 1 in 20 adults, or a quarter of a billion people between 15 and 64 years of age, used at least one illicit drug in 2015. That is the equivalent of the combined populations of France, Germany, Italy, ... See full document