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SSI was reported in 16/882 (1.8%) of cases treated surgically during the study period. Of these, 13 yielded positive bacterial cultures, and the antibiotic that would have effectively treated most cases pre-culture and sensitivity result was co-amoxyclav (10/13, 76.9%). When split for Gram-status, Gram-positive bacteria were most often sensitive to co-amoxyclav (7/7 (100.0%)) and erythromycin (7/7 (100%)), and Gram-negative bacteria were most often sensitive to marbofloxacin (5/6 (83.3%)) and trimethoprim/sulfadiazine (5/6 (83.3%)) compared to 3/6 (50.0%) for co-amoxyclav.

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Could patient-side Gram-staining improve antibiotic choice before culture and sensitivity results are available in small animal surgical cases with suspected surgical site infection?