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Table 3 Included review articles’ characteristics and results

From: How effective is diluted povidone-iodine in preventing periprosthetic joint infection in total joint arthroplasty (TJA)? An updated systematic review and meta-analysis

N

Author

Study design

Reviewed articles (N)

Study question

Sample size (PI + Non PI)

Odds ratio

95% CI

P value

Conclusion

1

Kobayashi et al. (2021)

SR and MA

8

Efficacy of diluted PI lavage for preventing PJI in primary and revision surgery

10,390 + 22,623

NS control : 0.33 CHG control: 2.17 Overall: 0.83

NS control : 0.16–0.71 CHG control: 0.97–4.87 Overall: 0.45–1.51

NS control : 0.004 CHG control: 0.06 Overall: 0.54

Diluted PI lavage is significantly better than saline solution lavage for preventing PJI.

2

Kim et al. (2020)

SR and MA

7

Does the performance of PI lavage before wound closure in TJA reduce the postoperative infection rate?

8,861 + 22,352

0.67

0.38–1.19

0.17

No differences in the overall postoperative infection rates between the PI and non-PI lavage groups before wound closure in TJA

3

Zlotnicki et al. (2021)

Review

4

The role of irrigants for prevention of PJIs

    

Although a role for further cocktails may have utility, dilute betadine solution remains a possible option

4

Chundamala et al. (2007)

Review

15

Determine the efficacy and risks of using povidone-iodine irrigation to prevent surgical site infection

    

Povidone-iodine irrigation is a simple and inexpensive solution with the potential to prevent surgical site infection

6

Cacciola et al. (2020)

SR

7

Current literature on the efficacy of dilute betadine in reducing PJI

    

Some studies found that using DPI reduces the risk of infective consequences, whereas others found no changes when DPI was utilized.

More research is needed to determine the efficacy of DPI irrigation.

  1. Abbreviations: SR: systematic review; MA: meta-analysis; PI: povidone iodine; NS: normal saline; CHG: chlorhexidine