Puerperal infection

This study tested two methods to prevent surgical site infection after cesarean section in 189 women with obesity (BMI 30 or higher). One group received a small drain under the skin, another had the wound rinsed with salt water, and a third had standard closure only. The goal was…

This study tested two different skin cleansers used before cesarean sections to see which one better prevents wound infections. About 1,400 women having C-sections at one hospital were randomly assigned to get either a plain chlorhexidine solution or one mixed with alcohol. Resea…

This study looked at 300 women who had a C-section to find out which type of stitch (Vicryl, Monocryl, or Prolene) works best for closing the skin. The goal was to see which stitch leads to fewer wound infections and better-looking scars. Researchers checked for infection 10 days…