… pneumonia and catheter-related bacteremia), we computed the incidence … Our aim was
to assess incidence, type of NI, and significant associated risk factors in children admitted to a …

… incidence and risk factors for infection in patients requiring home parenteral nutrition (HPN). …
of predominately oncologic patients (84% of 296 patients), the rate of catheter-related BSIs …

… 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 …

… gical patients either for monitoring or total parenteral nutrition (TPN). Although the incidence
of CVC-related infections … Central venous catheter infection rates in an acute care hospital. J …

… patients were evaluated prospectively over a one-year period to determine the frequency and
risk factors associated with catheter-related … ; administration of total parenteral nutrition (p = …

… 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, …

… patient or catheter related factors that can help predict future … If the patient had been
admitted to another hospital by … difficulties in analysing the risk factors leading to thrombosis. …

… 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 …

… suggested the rate of PICC-associated bloodstream infections in hospitalized patients was
… with cancer, those who were critically ill, and those requiring total parental nutrition. Citation…

… The aim was to assess the rate of central venous catheter (CVC) related sepsis in
patients on parenteral nutrition (PN) at our hospital center during a period of 21 years. …