… a high morbidity and mortality rate and is among the most … to compare risk factors and
characteristics between patients … who required prolonged parenteral nutrition were most likely to …

… to be a serious infection with a high mortality rate and risk of … In our tertiary hospital, the
current practice to prevent CRBSIs … multivariate analysis of risk factors for unsuccessful catheter …

… namely (1) patients treated in other hospitals with a significant … We consider these factors
as risk factors for a complicated … exit site infection, dislocation and catheter-related thrombosis. …

… Peripheral venous cannulation in hospitalised patients may cause complications such as …
incidence and identification of a wide range of risk factors, whereas the data on the occurrence …

… CLABSI risk factor of weight-based PN kilocalorie dosing. Hospitalized adult patients who
… Results: Twenty-nine cases of CLABSI were identified and compared with 274 controls. …

… of parenteral nutrition, effect on growth, and metabolic and central venous catheter-related
non-infectious … within the normal range in most patients with changes in glucose infusion rate. …

… of catheters placed in hospitalized patients are PVCs rather than … parenteral nutrition
through PVC, which has been increasingly common in Japan, was a risk factor of PVC-associated …

… , but not parenteral nutrition use, were signi cant risk factors for CRBSI development. …
infection rates, which itself may be a risk factor for CRBSI. Third, hygiene practices by the hospital …

… incidence rates and logistic regression to identify risk factors … parenteral nutrition under a
laminar airflow hood. Birth weight and preterm neonates have not been identified as risk factors …

… tract infection, catheter-related bloodstream infection, length of stay in the ICU and in the
hospital, … linked with the occurrence of GI failure, and it may help to explain our finding regarding …