Avoid Surgery and Hospitalization: Study Finds That Antibiotics Can Treat Appendicitis

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Avoid Surgery and Hospitalization: Study Finds That Antibiotics Can Treat Appendicitis
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The researchers found that antibiotics are often effective in treating patients with appendicitis. According to a recent study, outpatient antibiotic management of selected appendicitis patients is safe, enabling many patients to avoid surgery and hospitalization, and should be explored as part of

The study found that outpatients missed fewer workdays and had a comparable frequency of return health care visits as inpatients.According to a recent study, outpatient antibiotic management of selected appendicitis patients is safe, enabling many patients to avoid surgery and hospitalization, and should be explored as part of the doctor-patient shared decision-making process.

The researchers looked at data from 726 people who had imaging-confirmed appendicitis and were given antibiotics at 25 different hospitals between May 1, 2016, and February 28, 2020. Outpatient management was shown to be safe across a wide range of patients and was done in up to 90% of antibiotic-treated patients across all study sites. Compared to hospitalization, outpatient management was not associated with any more subsequent appendectomies and patients missed fewer workdays.

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