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• W2892500481 abstract "To evaluate risk factors, microbiology and management of infected lymphocysts in patients undergoing systemic lymphadenectomy for gynecological cancer.Patients with gynecological cancer who developed postoperative lymphocysts after lymphadenectomy were enrolled between January 2009 and June 2017. The clinical data of infected lymphocysts were analyzed and compared with non-infected lymphocysts. Multivariate analysis of risk factors, the microbiology and therapeutic strategies for infected lymphocysts were also evaluated.A total of 115 patients out of 619 developed postoperative lymphocysts, the incidence of infected lymphocysts was 4.36%. Infected lymphocysts were more frequently found in patients with combined pelvic and para aortic lymphadenectomy, higher number of resected pelvic lymph nodes, lower level of postoperative serum hemoglobin and higher proportion of neutropenia. The median diameter of infected lymphocysts was significantly larger than non-infected (71.89 vs 38.47 mm, P < 0.001) and a large size (diameter over 60 mm) was identified as an independent risk factor for infected lymphocysts (OR = 3.933, P = 0.017). The microbiology of infected lymphocysts includes gram-positive cocci, gram-negative bacillus and anaerobic bacteria. Percutaneous catheter drainage was successfully performed in 20 patients with infected lymphocysts. 16 of 19 patients with large lymphoceles received combined antibiobics and PCD therapy and showed clinical remission in all cases. Patients with large size infected lymphocysts who received combined therapy experienced a significantly shorter treatment period and lower recurrent rate than those with only antibiotics (P = 0.046, P = 0.018).The current study demonstrated that a diameter over 60 mm was an independent risk factor for infected lymphocysts. The predominant bacteria originated from the urogenital or skin flora. The combination of PCD with appropriate antibiotics was a convenient and effective therapeutic strategy resulting in a high success rate." @default.
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