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OsteoArticular Sepsis in Intensive Care unitS
This is an ambispective observational study of patients admitted to intensive care with a diagnosis of joint prosthesis infection (mainly knee and hip prostheses). The main objective of the study is to describe the profile, care trajectories during the stay (before or after surgery) and prognosis of patients admitted to critical care with such an infection. We also aim to compare prognosis between different groups of patients sharing the same profile and care trajectory, and to assess independent risk factors associated with 2-year mortality among the study population. Finally, we will describe the microbiological and resistance profile of severe osteoarticular device infections requiring critical care admission in France. This is a descriptive and analytical observational study open to all French public and private hospitals. Patient data will be retrieved prospectively from patient source files. Only 2-year data (vital status, functional data) will be collected specifically for the study, by telephone contact with the patient or his or her support person.
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