… over time with progress in infection control. This study was undertaken to explore the
current risk factors for CRBSIs in hospitalized patients. Methods: Adult patients with non-tunneled …

… 16% of all hospital admissions, it increases in-hospital mortality and its … Furthermore, patients
with AKI have an increased incidence of … associated with an increased risk of CRBSI in HD. …

… determine the incidence, risk factors, and mortality attributable to CRBSIs in those patients.
… they have poor discriminant validity due to their presence in many hospitalized patients [20]. …

… prevalence, patterns, and risk factors of catheter-related infections associated with PICCs. …
in hospitalized patients was statistically similar to that of other CVCs. Citation7 The question …

… (CR-BSI), which prolongs hospital stay, increases costs of hospitalization and may lead to
… the risk factors associated with CR-BSI development in a large cohort of critically ill patients …

… why rates of arterial catheter-related BSI in … risk of arterial catheter-related BSIs and shifted
the pathogenesis of those arterial catheter-related BSIs that still occurred in treated patients …

… The primary outcomes were recorded over the 3 months following the implantation:
catheter-related infection, days of hospital stay and death. Catheter removal or revision, …

… Although there are many studies about catheter related infection in industrialized countries,
… incidence, microbiological profile and risk factors for catheter-related bloodstream infection (…

… or a significant value of the Wald statistic associated with the interaction term.14 Given that
… catheter-related infections, we separately analyzed risk factors for catheter-related infections, …

… patients at risk of catheter related infection (CRI) resulting in increased morbidity and mortality.
We analysed the incidence, risk factors… venous catheter associated bloodstream infection (…