… of our hospital were excluded from this study, as were patients … risk factors for complications
necessitating CVC removal in … bacterial catheter– related sepsis during parenteral nutrition. …

… morbidity, requiring hospitalization, antibiotic therapy, … In addition, with the use of PN
itself recognized as a risk factor … studies: rates of catheter-related bloodstream infections per …

… possible risk factors associated with catheter damage. … of nutrition, catheter-related
complications, and hospital … Especially infectious problems, and to a lesser degree …

… Catheter-related bloodstream infection is an important and … parenteral nutrition (up to 3
months) in hospitalized patients … catheters are not a significant risk factor for increased CR-BSI or …

… Catheter-related bloodstream infections (BSIs) are a serious problem leading to increased
morbidity, longer hospital … BSIs are a serious problem occurring at an average rate of 5 per …

… the ICU are secondary to catheter-related infections (CRIs). … independent risk factor for CRI
in hospitalized patients, particularly … of incidence and risk factors in a cohort of 400 patients. …

… 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 …

… comparative rates of catheter-related bloodstream infection (CR-BSI) in patients with CVADs
… Are acutely ill patients in our hospitals who require multiple lifesaving IV therapies receiving …

… increase the risk of candidemia in hospitalized patients and … , the incidence of catheter-related
bloodstream infections (… high percentages of patients with parenteral nutrition and central …

… gical patients either for monitoring or total parenteral nutrition (TPN). Although the incidence
of CVC-related infections … Central venous catheter infection rates in an acute care hospital. J …