… , prevalence of causative pathogens, potential risk factors, and … Inpatient PN is used for
both malnourished critically ill … For this review, definitions of catheter-related infections were …

… characteristics and infectious complications in hospitalized patients. … Does parenteral nutrition
increase the risk of catheter-related … Parenteral nutrition as a risk factor for central venous …

… in this study, and it may be associated with prolonged parenteral nutrition in patients with
CRBSI. Acinetobacter baumanii was also the most common pathogen in our hospitals' ICUs. …

… bloodstream infections (CRBSI) in patients with intestinal failure (IF) … the risk factors and
incidence rate of CRBSIs in patients with … with other hospitals, two patients who underwent small …

… intravenous nutrition for acutely ill, hospitalized patients with … , 18 who were blinded to
the risk factors measured here. The … patients was observed to be associated with catheter-related …

… , it has been demonstrated to be a risk factor for intravenous catheter-related blood stream
infection (CRBSI) - a … Inpatient rates are reported between 1.5 and 10.0 episodes per 1000 …

… infections than patients on acute hospital parenteral nutrition [… on Candida CRBSI rates
and risk factors among patients on … non-albican rates, and guidelines on managing infections, …

… outcomes and to identify risk factors for therapeutic failure to … ) in our center, with a low
prevalence of methicillin-resistant … Most patients were directly hospitalised at our affiliation (76%…

… All subjects were hospitalized patients; there were no home PN patients. The PN used was
… Described risk factors associated with increased frequency of CRBSI include prematurity, …

… of patients with HPN focusing on prevalence of catheter-related … However, from our clinical
practice in the hospital as well as … the risk factors associated with catheter-related bloodstream …