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Deep Neck Space Infections (DNSIs)

"last update: 5 August 2024"  

- Annexes

Annex 1: Guideline development contributors and participants, with their declarations of interests

Editorial Independence:

▪️ This guideline was developed without any external funding.

▪️  All the guideline development group members have declared that they do not have any competing interests.

Annex 2: Guideline Flowchart 


Annex 3: Tables of appraisal of selected guidelines: content (table 1), quality (table 2),  , and currency (table 3), of the selected guidelines .

Tonsillitis, tonsillectomy, and deep neck space infections in England: the case for a new guideline for surgical and non-surgical management

Controversies in the management of deep neck space infection in children: an evidencebased review

 

 

 

9

7

Credibility 

7

7

Observability

7

9

Relevance

8

8

Relative advantage

8

7

Easy to install/understand

7

7

Testability

7

8

Compatibility

53

63

Total score


1.  Assessment of content table:

Controversies in the management of deep neck space infection in children: an evidencebased review had the highest scores.


2. Assessment of quality (CPG Appraisal tool):

Domain

Controversies in the management of deep neck space infection in children: an evidencebased review

Tonsillitis, tonsillectomy, and deep neck space infections in England: the case for a new guideline for surgical and non-surgical management

1.Transparency

A

A

2. Conflict of interest

A

A

3. Development group

A

B

4. Systematic review

A

A

5. Grading of evidence

A

B

6.Recommendations

A

B

7. External review

A

B

8.Updating

A

C


3.Assessment of Currency table:

 No

 Guideline Name

 Year

 of publication

 The organization

 Age demo-graphy

1

Controversies in the management of deep neck space infection in children: an evidencebased review

2017

Clin Otolaryngol

 

.

Adults and children

2

Tonsillitis, tonsillectomy, and deep neck space infections in England: the case for a new guideline for surgical and non-surgical management

2021

Ann R Coll Surg Engl

 

Adults and children

No statements of the original guidline were modified, added nor omitted.