Surgical site infections (SSIs) remain a persistent challenge across both plastic and general surgery. They negatively impact patient outcomes, recovery, and cost of care. Join us for this interactive, discussion-driven webinar featuring surgeons sharing real-world SSI prevention experiences. Faculty will discuss practical, evidence-informed strategies to optimize the surgical wound environment, as well as explore how an advanced surgical irrigation solution and Type I hydrolyzed collagen are incorporated into their modern SSI prevention bundle.
Any unapproved use(s) of the medical product has not been reviewed by the FDA and the safety and effectiveness of the medical device for the unapproved use(s) has not been established.
Prevention Strategies for Surgical Site Infections: Perspectives From a Plastic Surgeon and a General Surgeon
Tuesday, February 17, 2026 - 7:00 PM - 7:40 PM EST
Target Audience
Plastic Surgeons, General Surgeons, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, and Infection Preventionists
Description
Surgical site infections (SSIs) remain a persistent challenge across both plastic and general surgery. They negatively impact patient outcomes, recovery, and cost of care. Join us for this interactive, discussion-driven webinar featuring surgeons sharing real-world SSI prevention experiences. Faculty will discuss practical, evidence-informed strategies to optimize the surgical wound environment, as well as explore how an advanced surgical irrigation solution and Type I hydrolyzed collagen are incorporated into their modern SSI prevention bundle.
Any unapproved use(s) of the medical product has not been reviewed by the FDA and the safety and effectiveness of the medical device for the unapproved use(s) has not been established.
Faculty
Prodromos Ververeli, MD
Vice President, Medical Affairs
Sanara MedTech
Asaf Yalif, MD
Plastic Surgeon
Y Plastic Surgery
Atlanta, GA
Rory Snepar, DO
General Surgeon
Navesink Surgical
Shrewsbury, NJ
Published
January 6, 2026
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