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Does Prophylactic Local Tobramycin Injection Lower Open Fracture Infection Rates?
Conley, Caitlin
(PI)
Hawk, Gregory
(CoI)
College of Medicine
Dr. Bing Zhang Department of Statistics
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Medicine and Dentistry
Tobramycin
100%
Open Fracture
100%
Infection Rate
100%
Surgical Infection
100%
Injection
100%
Infection
83%
Antibiotic Prophylaxis
66%
Nonunion
66%
Species Differentiation
50%
Orthopedics
33%
Clindamycin
16%
Cefazolin
16%
Leisure Activity
16%
Vascularity
16%
Host Resistance
16%
Antibiogram
16%
Limb
16%
Health Care
16%
Quality of Life
16%
Fracture Fixation
16%
Triage
16%
Randomized Clinical Trials
16%
Morbidity
16%
Bacterium
16%