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Table 2 Summary of intervention measures, antibiotic prophylaxis and outcomes of interests for each study

From: Can nasal Staphylococcus aureus screening and decolonization prior to elective total joint arthroplasty reduce surgical site and prosthesis-related infections? A systematic review and meta-analysis

Author

Screening method (who receive the inteventions)

inteventional measures (number of days)

Antibiotic prophylaxis

Definition of PJI

Definition of “Any Wound complications”

Intervention group

Control group

Events (PJI/superficial)

Total

Events (PJI/superficial)

Total

Stambough et al. 2017

No screen (all patients)

Mupirocin intranasally 2 daily and chlorhexidine showers 5 days

CAP. High-risk groups and MRSA carriers were given vancomycin in addition to weight-based cefazolin.

MSIS

NHSN guidelines

5

2205

15

1981

Hofmann et. al. 2017

No screen (all patients)

Nasal application of mupirocin 2 daily for 5 days

CAP. the intervention group received 1 g of vancomycin as a single preoperative dose.

CDC

NHSN and CDC

4(1/3)

538

10(7/3)

496

Hadley et al. 2010

Nasal swab cultured (all patients)

Mupirocin intranasally and chlorhexidine showers 5 days

CAP. MRSA carriers were given Vancomycin 1 g at least 30 min before incision and every 12 h lasting for 24 h.

NM

CDC. Only deep incisional SSIs were considered clinically relevant and considered in the analysis.

21 (21/0)

1644

6 (6/0)

414

Sankar et al. 2005

Axilla, nose, groin, and any open wounds swab (positive screening results)

Mupirocin or povidone iodine or triclosan was instituted.

cephAzolin or cefuroxime was given one hour before skin incision and continued for 2 more doses 8 and 16 h post-operatively.

NM

NM

0

231

1

164

Jeans et al. 2018

Nasal and groin swabs culture (positive screening results)

Bactroban intranasally 4 times/day and bathe with Octenisan for 5 days.

NM

Public Health England’s published standard

Public Health England’s published standard on superficial and deep infection.

131

9318

69

3593

Rao et al. 2011

Nasal swab cultures (positive screening results)

Mupirocin intranasally 2 times daily and bathe with chlorhexidine daily for 5 days

CAP. Patients with a history of MRSA infection or for MRSA carriers received vancomycin 1 g 60 min before surgery followed by 1 g every 12 hours for 24 h.

NM

NM

17 (8/9)

1285

20 (9/11)

741

Hacek et al. 2008

Nasal swab real-time PCR (positive screening results)

Mupirocin 2 daily for 5 days

Hip surgery patients received cefazolin prior to surgery while knee surgery patients received vancomycin.

CDC

CDC

11(2/8)

912

14(0/14)

583

Pelfort et al. 2019

Nasal swab culture (positive screening results)

Mupirocin intranasally 3 times daily and chlorhexidine showers 5 days

CAP. MRSA carriers received 1 g of vancomycin.

MSIS

CDC. The superficial infections were confirmed by a positive culture of the drainage of the surgical incision together with the local symptoms and a negative intraarticular culture.

5 (3/2)

403

17 (10/7)

400

Sporer et al. 2016

Nasal swab culture (positive screening results)

Mupirocin intranasally 2 daily along with chlorhexidine showers 5 days

CAP patients who tested positive for MRSA were treated with vancomycin within 2 h preoperatively.

NM

Criteria for SSI included purulent drainage from the wound, serosanguinous drainage from an erythematous incision with a positive wound culture or a note in the medical record.

33

9690

16

1443

  1. CAP conventional antibiotic prophylaxis (patients received a weight-based dose of cefazolin within 1 h before surgical incision and continued for 24 h postoperatively), MSIS Musculoskeletal Infection Society criteria, NHSN National Healthcare Safety Network (a deep SSI was defined as an infection having involvement below fascia, or having one of the following intraoperative findings: deep purulence surrounding the capsule or wound and fascial dehiscence with a positive deep tissue culture or secondary signs of infection), SSIs surgical site infections, CDC Center for Disease Control (The type of infection was recorded as superficial incisional, deep incisional, or organ space/joint)