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… 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 …

… risk associated with their underlying condition, patients who receive parenteral nutritional
support are at risk of catheter-related … rate and pattern of CRBSI in a major university hospital …

… that parenteral nutrition was an independent risk factor for … -RBSI rates between patients
with PN and patients without PN in … in hospital pharmacies can contribute to higher risk of CVC-…

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in hospitalized patients [5, 11]. … any association with catheter-related infection and kidney …

… to determine the incidence, to analyze risk factors and to identify … isolated pathogen for
hospital-catheter-related infections (37%), … in parenteral nutrition catheterization. JPEN J Parenter …

… The management of intestinal failure (IF) requires safe and sustained delivery of parenteral
nutrition (PN). The long-term maintenance of central venous catheter (CVC) access is …

… measures are in effect unless a high prevalence of CRB (eg, >10%) is observed in a hospital.
… Recurrent sepsis in home parenteral nutrition patients: an analysis of risk factors. JPEN J …

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infection is high, … a high prevalence of catheter-related infection associated with catheters …

… CRBSI rates have been variably reported as 0.35–2.27 … 8 - 9 A number of risk factors for
the development of infections … in patients admitted for management of the CRBSI (3 cases of …