Do preoperative corticosteroid injections increase the risk for infections or wound healing problems after spine surgery?: A swiss prospective multicenter cohort study
Spine Jul 17, 2018
Farshad M, et al. - Authors assessed the risk for surgical site infections (SSIs) or wound healing problems (WHPs) in patients who underwent corticosteroid injection before lumbar decompression surgery. Seemingly the risk of SSIs or WHPs following lumbar spinal decompression surgery was not highly associated with preoperative corticosteroid injections. Nonetheless, between corticosteroid infiltrations and surgery the safe time interval remains unknown and should not be decreased incautiously.
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