Clinic notes dated (b)(6) 2015 were received which indicated that on the morning of (b)(6) 2015 the patient's mother had concerns regarding the incision overlying the clavicle.When she was seen in clinic, it was noted that the midportion of this incision had dehisced slightly.Mom states that there has been some drainage.A decision was made to admit the patient for iv antibiotics with concerns that this was only a superficial infection and could, if not treated aggressively, track down and infected the hardware.She therefore was admitted and has been on iv clindamycin in the hospital since that time.The patient did quite well with her antibiotics and her wound improved significantly.There was no drainage since admission.The erythema, that had been surrounding nearly the entire incision, is essentially resolved.It was therefore felt that the patient was stable for discharge to home with oral antibiotics to complete at least a 2-week course.The parents were given instructions to wash this incision daily with soap and water at this point and to keep it dry and open to air as much as possible the remainder of the time.The patient was at a dosing appointment on (b)(6) 2015 and wound looked very good.Grandmother was at appointment and she stated the wound looks 100% better.
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