K K Davison, N Kitos, A Aftosmes-Tobio, T Ash, A Agaronov, M Sepulveda, J Haines
The forgotten parent: Fathers' representation in family interventions to prevent childhood obesity
Preventive medicine
aimed evaluate efficacy antibioticloaded calcium sulfate combined autologous iliac bone transplantation treatment limblocalized osteomyelitis ciernymader type iii analyze causes risk factors associated infection recurrence clinical data 163 patients localized osteomyelitis extremities treated antibioticloaded calcium sulfate combined autologous iliac bone transplantation xian honghui hospital january 2017 december 2022 retrospectively analyzed patients diagnosed localized osteomyelitis clinical examination treated antibioticloaded calcium sulfate combined autologous iliac bone based infection recurrence status patients divided recurrence group nonrecurrence group clinical data two groups compared using univariate analysis subsequently distinct datasets included binary logistic regression analysis determine risk protective factors study included 163 eligible patients average age 510 years standard deviation 149 12 months followup 25 patients 153 experienced infection recurrence included recurrence group remaining 138 patients included nonrecurrence group among 25 patients recurrent infection 20 required reoperation four received antibiotic treatment alone one refused treatment univariate analysis showed education level smoking hypoproteinemia open injuryrelated infection combined flap surgery associated infection recurrence p 005 logistic regression analysis showed open injuryrelated infection odds ratio 35698 95 confidence interval ci 5997212495 p 0001 combined flap surgery 41408 95 ci 5806295343 p 0001 independent risk factors infection recurrence meanwhile high education level 0009 95 ci 00010061 p 0001 protective factor infection recurrence antibioticloaded calcium sulfate combined autologous iliac bone transplantation effective method treating limblocalized osteomyelitis patients without previous combined flap surgery nonopen injuryrelated infections relatively low probability recurrence infection treatment surgical method additionally patients history smoking hypoproteinemia pay attention preventing recurrence infection operation providing additional guidance support particularly patients lower education levels compliance could contribute reduction infection recurrence