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Infection surveillance and prevention strategies to detect and prevent postaccess breast tissue expander infections
Sima L Sharara1, Heather M Saunders2, Valeria Fabre1
1Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland.
Abstract:
No standardized surveillance criteria exist for surgical site infection after breast tissue expander (BTE) access. This report provides a framework for defining postaccess BTE infections and identifies contributing factors to infection during the expansion period. Implementing infection prevention guidelines for BTE access may reduce postaccess BTE infections.
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