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Antibiotic prophilaxis with Pereyra BNSFrom: Mario Colombo, MD (emmecol@tin.it)Sun May 28 01:39:52 2000
Dear listmembers, Is there someone of you still performing the Pereyra bladder neck suspension in patients with urogenital prolapse? I would like to know what type of antibiotic prophilaxis do you use in these patients. We have always administered three doses of cefazolin (the first 30 minutes before surgery and the remaining two doses every eight hours) without relevant infectious problems. However, I believe that a single preoperative dose should be enough and I am going to change that for a trial period. Thank you.
-- Mario Colombo, MD San Gerardo Hospital Italy
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