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1 mediastinitis, and 1 with lung infection and mediastinitis).
2 bacteremia strongly suggests the presence of mediastinitis.
3 culture results in identifying patients with mediastinitis.
4 bilateral pleural effusions and hemorrhagic mediastinitis.
5 ed morbidity and mortality for patients with mediastinitis.
6 primary CT findings nor a final diagnosis of mediastinitis.
7 after day 14, they are highly indicative of mediastinitis.
8 followed by surgical wound infections (29%), mediastinitis (16%), sternal osteomyelitis (6%), and per
9 ubstantially increased risk of postoperative mediastinitis (3.6% versus 1.2%, respectively; adjusted
10 n occurred in 11 636 patients (3.51%) (25.1% mediastinitis, 32.6% saphenous harvest site, 35.0% septi
13 ediastinitis, those with primary CT signs of mediastinitis and a different final diagnosis, and those
15 re determined on the basis of development of mediastinitis and retention of barium in the mediastinum
17 r probable IA (5 with lung infection, 1 with mediastinitis, and 1 with lung infection and mediastinit
18 occur with complications such as pneumonia, mediastinitis, and bronchial dehiscence and was not an i
21 ortality will depend on earlier detection of mediastinitis, before onset of septicemia, and ongoing i
22 4, CT had a sensitivity of 100% for clinical mediastinitis but a specificity of 33%; after postoperat
24 e) who underwent CT for clinically suspected mediastinitis following median sternotomy were retrospec
29 odstream infections, cannula infections, and mediastinitis infections occurred in 55%, 18%, 10% and 1
32 90 days of CABG was strongly associated with mediastinitis (likelihood ratio [LR], 25; 95% CI, 14.7 t
35 spitalizations were longer for patients with mediastinitis (median, 130 days [range, 58-200 days] vs
38 turn to the operating room for bleeding, and mediastinitis or sternal dehiscence requiring surgery we
41 days] vs 43 days [range, 3-273 days for non-mediastinitis patients]; P < .01) and those with maximum
42 association between S aureus bacteremia and mediastinitis remained highly significant when all uniqu
43 o estimate patient risk for major infection (mediastinitis, thoracotomy or vein harvest site infectio
44 th primary CT signs and a final diagnosis of mediastinitis, those with primary CT signs of mediastini
45 Primary CT findings are not specific for mediastinitis through postoperative day 14; after day 14
47 l clinical diagnosis of something other than mediastinitis underwent CT an average of 9 days followin
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