… It was concluded that catheter-related bloodstream infection was … Another study conducted
on hospitalized PN patients … independent risk factor for CVC infection, with an infection rate of …

… out in the pediatric ICU, at the Mayotte Hospital Center (MHC). The … The administration of
parenteral nutrition on one of the CVC … In our study, six cases of thrombosis were reported. This …

… rate as low as 8.4% (36 of 431 cases). Other studies have shown incidence rates of 5.2% in
patients … with multiple lumens for total parenteral nutrition, chemotherapy, blood collection, …

… strategies in order to reduce catheter-related infections. … hospital in Mexico, they indicate that
there is a greater risk … , when administering total parenteral nutrition, blood transfusions and …

… demographics, catheter complications including CRBSI and some associated risk factors. …
(16) Patients admitted to the hospital for catheter infections were captured as part of the …

… patients and families to live regular lives outside hospitals. We share our experiences for the
last two decades and identify the risk factors … bowel resection, catheter-related infection, and …

… caused by drug and parenteral nutrition preparations. However, … to identify the main
hospital-based risk factors for CRT and to … may reduce the frequency of catheter infections, thereby …

… American Society for Parenteral 69 and Enteral Nutrition (ASPEN) … 127 The diagnosis of
catheter-related infection (CRI) was … listed above was found to be 241 a significant risk factor for …

… therapy (RRT), respiratory tract infection, catheter-related bloodstream infection, length of
stay in the ICU and hospital, and 28-day mortality rate. In the database, we evaluated and …

… Result: We found a statistically significant relation between catheter-related bloodstream
infections (CRBSIs) incidence and comorbidities, total parenteral nutrition (TPN) use, number of …