Postoperative wound infections in head and neck surgery: The current state of antiseptic and antibiotic practices

Journal article

K. A. Stabenau, K. E. Akakpo, J. D. Richmon, C. McMullen, A. J. Holcomb, E. M. Graboyes, J. Gross, P. Pipkorn, S. V. Puram and J. Zenga

Oral oncology, Vol.118

2021

Abstract

antibiotic agent

antiinfective agent

topical antiinfective agent

antibiotic prophylaxis

antibiotic therapy

antisepsis

bone remodeling

chronic osteomyelitis

cohort analysis

digestive system

free tissue graft

head and neck surgery

human

incision

intraoperative period

Letter

mouth mucosa

osteoradionecrosis

pedicled skin flap

perioperative period

postoperative period

preoperative period

surgical infection

treatment duration

head and neck tumor

Anti-Bacterial Agents

Anti-Infective Agents, Local

Head and Neck Neoplasms

Humans

Surgical Wound Infection

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Title: Postoperative wound infections in head and neck surgery: The current state of antiseptic and antibiotic practices
Creators: K. A. Stabenau - Medical College of Wisconsin
K. E. Akakpo - Medical College of Wisconsin
J. D. Richmon - Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
C. McMullen - Moffitt Cancer Center
A. J. Holcomb - Nebraska Cancer Specialists
E. M. Graboyes - Medical University of South Carolina
J. Gross - Emory University
P. Pipkorn - Washington University in St. Louis
S. V. Puram - Washington University in St. Louis
J. Zenga - Medical College of Wisconsin
Publication Details: Oral oncology, Vol.118
Identifiers: 13688375; 991006038231202656
Academic Unit: Surgery
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article