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Comparative Study between Subcutaneous Drainage System and Subcutaneous Tissue Re-Approximation Using Interrupted Sutures in Obese Females Undergoing Caesarean Section and Its Impact on Post-Operative Wound Infection
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Abstract
Surgical site infections after cesarean delivery are among the most preventable hospital acquired infections, however, it is a cause of morbidity and mortality among women undergoing cesarean section with reported rates of 3– 15% globally (Allegranzi et al., 2016; Saeed et al., 2019) .
Several risk factors for developing post cesarean section surgical site infection includes obesity, advanced maternal age, diabetes, poor prenatal care, immunosuppressive disorders, chorioamnionitis, a previous caesarean delivery, certain medications like steroids, a lack of pre-incision antimicrobial care, excessive blood loss during labour,