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Dec Decisi ision on Makin Making g for P or PAP f AP for P or Pacemak acemaker er Im Implan plantation tation A Model Of Success Key Elements Antibiotic policy versus Antibiotic Stewardship Elements of a Successful


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A Model Of Success

Dec Decisi ision

  • n Makin

Making g for P

  • r PAP f

AP for P

  • r Pacemak

acemaker er Im Implan plantation tation

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Key Elements

 Antibiotic policy versus Antibiotic Stewardship  Elements of a Successful Antimicrobial Stewardship

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Problem

Increased prevalence of MDR- EDR –PDR pathogens

Abuse of antibiotics

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Antibiotic policy versus Antibiotic Stewardship

Antibiotic policy Antibiotic Stewardship

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Decision Making for Preoperative Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Pacemaker Implantation

at The Cardio physiology Unit/NUH

A Model of Success

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 Standardized decolonization treatment consisted of :

 mupirocin nasal ointment,  chlorhexidine mouth rinse,  and full-body wash with Betadine /chlorhexidine soap for 5 days.

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De Deci cision sion Ma Maki king ng for

  • r PAP

AP for

  • r

Pacemak Pacemaker er Im Impla planta ntation tion Su Surger rgery y

1.

Screening For MRS (MRSA / MRCONS)

Nasal –Auxiliary – Ear – Perinea swabs

If candidate is + Ve positive MRS 2.

If candidate is + Ve positive for MRS

Decolonization Procedure

Repeat screening for MRS (MRSA/ MRCoNS )Colonized 3.

Decide on PAP (pre-operative antibiotic prophylaxis) based on culture results.

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Dec Decolon

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Stra rateg tegy y ad adop

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ted at at Th The e Ca Card rdio io ph physiol ysiology

  • gy Un

Unit it/NUH /NUH

Duration: 5days

 Skin Decolonization:

 Wash

 Chlorhexidine or Beta dine " body wash " : Once preferably twice daily changing all clothes  Special attention to all hairy body surfaces Auxiliary– Perineum

 Mupirax cream  Auxiliary– Perineum

Nasal Decolonization:

  • Chlorhexidine Nasal rinse 5x per day
  • Mupirax ointment(2%)

Oral Decolonization: Mouth rinse Chlorhexidine oral rinse 5x per day

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Recomme ecommended Pre nded Pre-operati

  • perative

e Pr Proph

  • phylaxi

ylaxis

Colonization State Body weight <80 kg Body weight 80-160 kg

1

Persistently colonized Teicoplanin 400 mg Or Vancomycin 1g Teicoplanin 800 mg Or Vancomycin 2g

2

Decolonized Cefazolin 1g Cefazolin 2g

Pre-operative Prophylaxis

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Total # of candidates for Pace Maker Implantation 2015 =82 2016= 46 Total= 128 Total # of Pace Maker Implant associated infections = zero

Findings

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Total MRS Auxiliary& Nasal carriage among Candidates for Pace maker implantation Before & after implementation of decolonization regimen N umber of patients 128 Concomitant Auxiliary & Nasal carriage Nasal carriage Auxiliary carriage

44 (34.37%) 73 (57.03%) 72 (56.25%) Before ( 3.91% ) 5 ( 13.28% ) 17 24 (18.75%) After

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Aux uxiliar iliary y & N & Nasal asal c carria rriage ge o

  • f MRS

f MRS amo mong ng Ca Cand ndida idates es for

  • r Pa

Pace ce maker er implantation lantation Bef efore

  • re & after

er impleme lementation ntation of

  • f deco

decolo loniza nization tion re regimen gimen

10 20 30 40 50 60

Nasal Axillary Concomitant Axillary & Nasal carriage

57.03 56.25 34.37 13.28 18.75 3.91

Before After

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MR MRS ca carri rriage age among

  • ng ca

candi dida dates es for

  • r Pa

Pace ce maker er impla plantation ntation Bef efore

  • re & after

er impleme lementa ntation tion of

  • f deco

decolo lonization ization re regimen gimen

Auxiliary and Nasal Carriage of MRS (%)

  • ve Auxiliary
  • ve Nasal
  • ve Auxiliary

+ve Nasal +ve Auxiliary

  • ve Nasal

+ ve Auxiliary + ve Nasal

28 (21.87%) 29 (22.66%) 28 (21.87%) 44 (34.37%) Before (64.84%) 83 ( 9.37% ) 12 ( 14.84% ) 19 ( 3.91% ) 5 After

Total # of Candidates for Pace maker implantation surgery included 128

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Na Nasa sal l & ax & axillar illary y Carr rriage iage of

  • f MR

MRS among mong C Candi andida dates es for

  • r Pace

Pace maker er implantation lantation Bef efore

  • re & after

er impleme lementation ntation of

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dec decol

  • lon
  • nization

ization re regimen gimen in per erce cent nt

10 20 30 40 50 60 70

A-/N- A-/N+ A+/N- A+/N+ 21.87 22.66 21.87 34.37

64.84 9.37 14.84 3.91

Before After

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MR MRSA A & MR MRCoNS

  • NS ca

carri rriage ge a among

  • ng C

Candid didates es for

  • r Pa

Pace ce maker er implantation lantation Bef efore

  • re & after

er impleme lementation ntation of

  • f

deco decolo lonization nization re regime gimen

CoNS +ve MRSA +ve

86 (67.19%) 23 (17.97%) Before 36 (28.13 %) 3 (2.34%) After

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Per ercentage centage of

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Total tal MR MRSA A & MR & MRCoNS

  • NS ca

carria rriage ge a among mong Ca Cand ndida idates es for

  • r Pa

Pace ce maker er impla plantation ntation Bef efore

  • re & af

after er implementation plementation of

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dec decol

  • lon
  • nization

ization re regimen gimen

10 20 30 40 50 60 70

MRSA +ve CoNS +ve 17.97 67.19

2.34 28.13

Before After

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MRS MRSA A an and MR d MRCoNS CoNS ca carri rriage age amon among g Cand Candid idat ates es for

  • r Pace

Pace ma maker er im impla plant ntation ation su surger rgery y Be Before

  • re an

and a d after er De Decoloniz colonization ation

MRSA+ve MRCoNS+ve MRSA +ve MRCoNS-ve MRSA - ve MRCoNS + ve MRSA - ve MRCoNS -ve

Primary culture results 6 (4.69%) 6 (4.69%) 52 (40.63%) 18 (14.06 % ) After Decoloniz ation

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(2.34%) 25 ( 30.5%) 54 (65.8%)

Total # of Candidates for Pace maker implantation surgery included 128

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% of % of T Total tal ca carria rriage ge of

  • f Me

Meth thicillin cillin Res esistant istant Sta taphylococ ylococci ci amon

  • ng C

Candid didates es for

  • r Pa

Pace ce maker er impla plantation ntation surger urgery y Bef efore

  • re and

d after er implementation plementation of

  • f D

Dec ecolon

  • lonization

ization

10 20 30 40 50 60 70

MRSA+/MRCONS+ MRSA+/MRCONS- MRSA-/MRCONS+ MRSA-/MRCONS-

4.69 4.69 40.6 14.1 2.34 30.5 65.8

Before After

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Cum Cumul ulativ ative e MR MRS S –Ve Candidat e Candidates es for

  • r Pace

Pace mak maker er im implantation plantation

 Cumulative MRS –Ve Candidates for Pace maker implantation

= Out come The need for Vancomycin / Teichoplanin PAP dropped from

100 (78.13% )out of 128 patients To 45 (35.16%) patients

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In Conclusion

Decolonization regimens are successful tools to lower carriage rates of Methicillin resistant Staphylococci It can lower the need for Vancomycin/Teicoplanin in Peri-

  • perative antibiotic prophylaxis (PAP)
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Finally

The joint effort of IP&C UNIT, Microbiology Lab Antimicrobial Stewardship & The CardioPhysiology Unit set an example of a successful Antibiotic Stewardship Program to limit the abuse of Vancomycin/ Teicoplanin in

Pre-operative antibiotic prophylaxis (PAP) while ensuring Safe Pace Maker Implant Surgery

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Special Thanks To

Prof Dr Moustapha Nawar

 For advising & supporting the decolonization /Safe Implant

Surgery Program at Alexandria NUH

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Thank You