Overall, the infection rates in the first, second and third follow‐up appointments showed an increasing trend, with rates of 3.17%, 7.93% and 17.46%, respectively; however, the difference between both groups was non‐significant ( p > 0.05) (Table 4 ). 3.5 Association Between Demographic, Perfume Use, Wound Site, Wound Size and Infection Outcomes Infection was more frequent amongst patients aged 30–50 years (7, 11.11%), whilst no infection was observed in patients aged > 50 years, with a statistically non‐significant difference ( p = 0.56).
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The Role of Perfumes in Surgical Wound Infections and Wound Healing: A Case-Control Study.
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