… risk of CRCs in cancer patients on HPN and the incidence of such complications in relation
to the type of VAD, as well as to the most significant risk factors… no official hospital policy or …

… rates of catheter-related bloodstream infection (CRBSI) in … (PN) has been an accepted
treatment for patients in the hospital … the type of CVAD, patient risk factors, and the definition used. …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… not be universal but should instead be guided by local epidemiology. We outline here our
experience with the epidemiology and management of patients receiving TPN in our hospital. …

… lead to a decrease in the prevalence of catheter-related infectious complications in … risk
factors for catheter-related infection. Specifically, TPN catheters at the Johns Hopkins Hospital …

… Approximately 50% of inpatients requiring parenteral nutrition can be effectively managed …
epidemiology of central venous catheter-related infections in neonates on parenteral nutrition. …

… 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. …

… risk factors for the occurrence of CRCs could provide the basis for the introduction of better
preventive measures or treatments, thereby minimizing risks … hospital during the initial patient …

… Treatment of inpatients may involve central venous catheter … . Risk factors for the development
of catheter-related … the incidence of catheter-related bloodstream infections in home …