Study tests which surgical cleaner best prevents C-Section infections
NCT ID NCT05920122
Summary
This study compared two different skin-cleaning solutions used before cesarean sections to see which one better prevents wound infections. Researchers randomly assigned 1,398 women having C-sections to receive either a water-based chlorhexidine solution or an alcohol-based chlorhexidine solution. The main goal was to see which preparation led to fewer infections and was more cost-effective for hospitals and patients.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15260, United States
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