… a risk factor for central venous catheter–related infection in nonselected adult patients in a
general university hospital. … cumulative incidence of 28.3% of CVC-related infection in patients …

… it causes in the patients, and total parenteral nutrition increases the risk. The aim of … incidence
and risk factors associated with catheter-related infection in patients on parenteral nutrition…

… quality of life with lower cost than inpatient parenteral nutrition (PN). … frequency of infections
and other complications among patients receiving HPN and to determine which risk factors …

… was to evaluate the risk factors of CRBSI in patients with PN … Hospital between October
2003 and November 2004. All the … the incidence and risk factors of CRBSI in patients with PN …

… of catheter-related infection rates, causative pathogens and associated risk factors. … available
for healthcare professionals to prevent catheter-related infections in inpatients as well as in …

… Several risk factors for CRBSI have been reported in the literature. These … the occurrence
of CRBSI. Our study population consisted of heterogeneous non-hospitalized patients with …

… it causes in the patients, and total parenteral nutrition increases the risk. The aim of … incidence
and risk factors associated with catheter-related infection in patients on parenteral nutrition…

… parenteral nutrition (HPN) providing an optimal catheter care. … risk factors influencing the
TTC and CRBSI incidence are … at the hospital can be contacted if necessary, and the patients …

… other factors. We sought to determine whether parenteral nutrition (PN) infusion frequency,
… Catheters used solely for PN have the lowest rate of infection among inpatients, 30 which …

… the incidence and predictive factors of catheter-related … on HPN was lower than our
hospital-wide targeted surveillance for … We attempted to find the risk factors for recurrent infections …