… hospitalization (11, 12). In the past, the general approach to … Catheter-related infections
associated with home parenteral … of risk factors for bloodstream infection in patients receiving …

… Home parenteral nutrition (HPN) may be … risk of catheter-related bloodstream infections
(CRBSIs), which impairs the quality of life of patients with IF,2 frequently leads to costly hospital …

… in the incidence of catheter-related bloodstream infection. … In the treatment of hospitalized
patients, central venous … and blood products, prolonged parenteral nutrition, chemotherapy, …

… aim of this study was to investigate the incidence and risk factors of PNALD in hospitalized
adult patients. … In addition, some risk factors of PNALD, such as catheter-related bloodstream …

… Parenteral nutrition is now available in all main hospitals in the UK. Since the early descriptions'
… The incidence of catheterrelated sepsis in those receiving parenteral nutrition varies …

… infection rate of 2.3 per 1000 catheter days is lower than most recent studies involving patients
receiving total parenteral nutrition in the hospital or … Parenteral nutrition as a risk factor for …

… prolongs hospital stay, increases costs of hospitalization and … in order to reduce the incidence
of this complication. … pressure, administration of total parenteral nutrition (TPN), propofol, …

… (CRLI) and to evaluate associated risk factors in patients of two Swiss tertiary-care hospitals
in … of colonization of central venous catheters: catheters for total parenteral nutrition vs other …

… as independent risk factors for the development of infection, … the effects of comorbid conditions,
enteral nutrition, TPN, and … long-term hospitalizations and intensive care patients, and to …

… We aimed to determine the incidence of CRBSI and rates of … several risk factors for the
development of CRBSI in patients … dismissal from the hospital to home, patients are followed up …