Sentence examples for persistent drainage from inspiring English sources

In already traumatized soft tissues, the surgical wound is at risk for complications such as persistent drainage and deep infection.

Twelve patients in the staples group and 6 patients in the OCA group had vacuum-assisted dressings placed on their surgical wounds due to persistent drainage.

In addition, 11 patients in the metallic staples group and 15 patients in the OCA group required a vacuum-assisted dressing for persistent drainage from the drain holes.

De Bastiani et al. [55] reported the placement of 1525 half pins, of which only 14 pin tract infections (0.9%) were noted, but 'infection' was defined as persistent drainage and inflammation despite antibiotic therapy, followed by pin loosening.

Persistent drainage is frequently the first sign of anastomotic leakage or drain migration [ 1].

The condition frequently presents with persistent drainage, and diagnosis is made by radiographic studies.

Wounds or drain holes producing persistent copious drainage, defined as saturation of a dressing every 8 h, had a vacuum-assisted closure (KCI, San Antonio, TX, USA) device placed on either the incision or drain holes.

Endotherapy failure was defined as persistent biliary drainage through the percutaneous drain or as a persistent bile leak at follow-up ERCP.

The patient was scheduled for repeat debridement at 14 days after the initial debridement only if there were clinical signs of ongoing infection (e.g. persistent wound drainage at day 12, fever, or persistently high infection parameters in blood).

Catania, G. A. & Neumann, T. A. Persistent englacial drainage features in the Greenland Ice Sheet.

We defined infection as persistent purulent drainage, surrounding erythema, and positive intraoperative wound cultures.