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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mil Med. 2017 Mar;182(Suppl 1):346–352. doi: 10.7205/MILMED-D-16-00040

Table 2.

Usage of Cefazolin by Injury Pattern with Regards to Duration, No. (%).

Cefazolin Usage Open Fracturesa (N=1922) Skin/Soft-Tissue (N=1306)
Total Received Cefazolin 1825 (95) 1054 (81)
2009–2010b
Total Injuries 401 306
Duration of cefazolin Use
≤48 hours 94 (23) 112 (37)
3–5 days 87 (22) 92 (30)
>5 days 205 (51) 48 (16)
2010–2011b
Total Injuries 631 376
Duration of cefazolin Use
≤48 hours 199 (32) 152 (40)
3–5 days 154 (24) 118 (31)
>5 days 254 (40) 45 (12)
2011–2012b
Total Injuries 499 322
Duration of cefazolin Use
≤48 hours 173 (35) 148 (46)
3–5 days 182 (36) 88 (27)
>5 days 115 (23) 26 (8)
2012–2013b
Total Injuries 285 215
Duration of cefazolin Use
≤48 hours 109 (38) 88 (41)
3–5 days 82 (29) 54 (25)
>5 days 73 (26) 20 (9)
2013–2014b
Total Injuries 106 87
Duration of cefazolin Use
≤48 hours 38 (36) 33 (38)
3–5 days 30 (28) 21 (24)
>5 days 30 (28) 9 (10)
a

Duration of cefazolin use is significantly different across the study years (p<0.001 for open fractures and p=0.018 for open skin and soft-tissue).

b

Time period starts in June and ends in May.