… outcomes and to identify risk factors for therapeutic failure to … ) in our center, with a low
prevalence of methicillin-resistant … Most patients were directly hospitalised at our affiliation (76%…

… All subjects were hospitalized patients; there were no home PN patients. The PN used was
… Described risk factors associated with increased frequency of CRBSI include prematurity, …

… in hospitalized patients. Male sex and underlying malignancy were significant risk factors
for … 216 NR NR; 225 catheter-related BSIs were reported in 97 patients Isolation of the same …

… in a university hospital's pediatric intensive care unit, we … rates motivated this study, which
aims to identify risk factors for … , enteral nutrition should substitute parenteral nutrition, and …

… of patients with HPN focusing on prevalence of catheter-related … However, from our clinical
practice in the hospital as well as … the risk factors associated with catheter-related bloodstream …

… this is the first data on the HPN program from our geographical area; our results are
expected to facilitate future assessment of the epidemiology and risk factors for developing BSI. …

… for one-third of all CRB cases occurring in our hospital. Our study identifies the risk factors
associated with 30-day mortality, … Parenteral nutrition is a recognized risk factor for CRB, an …

… From October, 1994, to May, 1996, we administered TPN to 378 pediatric patients
hospitalized at Mackay Memorial Hospital. We followed all cases for the occurrences of any …

… prevalence of HPN-associated liver/biliary disorders was 53.2%, and the identified risk factors
were higher rates of catheter-related infections, … used in hospitalized patients. Chest. 2005;…

… and 9 risk factors were analyzed (total parenteral nutrition (… causes of morbidity and mortality
in hospitalized patients [5, 11]. … any association with catheter-related infection and kidney …