Posthorax Vest to prevent Deep Sternal Wound Infections after Open Heart Surgery

The Posthorax vest has been shown to be effective in preventing infections and complications after open-heart surgery and sternotomy.

Here are some key points based on clinical evidence:

Consistent use of the Posthorax vest has been associated with preventing deep sternal wounds and infections after open-heart surgery.

A multi-center trial of the Posthorax support vest showed a significant lowering of sternal complications, including infections.

The Posthorax sternum vest provides stabilization with its two pads in the front, which can help prevent sternum instability and related complications.

Studies have assessed the role of the Posthorax support vest in postoperative sternal stabilization to reduce wound infections.

Despite the clinical and economic consequences of sternal wound infections, there are currently no specific guidelines for the prevention of such infections. With the introduction of value based reimbursement schemes that is in the process in many countries.

The Posthorax vest seems to play a significant role in preventing sternal wound complications, despite the absence of specific guidelines for prevention.

In summary, the Posthorax vest has demonstrated effectiveness in preventing sternal wound infections and complications, particularly after open-heart surgery and sternotomy. While there are no specific guidelines for prevention, the use of the Posthorax vest has shown promise in reducing the risk of infections and promoting postoperative sternal stabilization.

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