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• W26677494 abstract "In spite of a strong physiological rationale, diabetes mellitus as a factor causing increased incidence of wound complications in surgical wounds is not entirely supported by literature. How tight should be the peri-operative blood glucose control remains a controversy. This study describes the experience in patients with clean and clean contaminated surgical wounds admitted in this hospital. A prospective observational study included data of 489 patients with clean and clean-contaminated surgical wounds collected serially on randomly assigned days. The data included available factors associated with wound healing along with the diabetic and non-diabetic status of the patients. It also included the blood glucose values in peri- operative period, available values in the recent past, and the duration for which diabetes was known, in diabetic patients. The study attempted to find a relation between these factors and affected wound healing, which was monitored on the 3rd day, suture removal day and one month from the surgery. Out of 489 patients, 95 (19.4%) were diabetics and 394 (80.6%) nondiabetics. Complications were seen in 36 patients (7.4%). Ten (10.5%) out of 95 diabetics suffered complications while 26 (6.6%) of the 394 non-diabetics suffered complications. This 1.7 times increased risk in diabetics was statistically not significant (p > 0.1). In non-diabetic patients, 16 patients with a BMI of less than 18 kg/m2 had complicated wounds against 186 in those having a BMI of 18-25 kg/m2 (p = 0.087). In diabetic patients, 18 patients with a leucocytosis more than 11000/cmm had affected wound healing, as against 77 in those with a total leucocyte count less that 11000/cmm (p = 0.086). As against this, in non-diabetics, 52 patients with total leucocyte count more than 11000/cmm had complications against 342 with a count below 11000/cmm (p > 0.1). In the whole group, 10% of patients with wound at a location other than a joint had complications, as against 2% in those with a wound on a joint (p = 0.041). No association could be obtained between mean peri-operative random blood glucose levels; maximum blood glucose level on first postoperative day; mean postprandial blood glucose in the recent past; duration of diabetes and increased incidence of affected wounds." @default.
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• W26677494 title "Comparison of healing of surgical wounds between diabetics and non-diabetics." @default.
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