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Tunnelled hemodialysis CLABSI with Ochrobactrum anthropi

CLABSI

“We report two cases of catheter-related bloodstream infection in hemodialysis patients caused by Ochrobactrum anthropi, which are the first reported cases in Bulgaria and present a brief literature review of the known facts” Borisov et al (2021).

How to sustain low CLABSI rates in the ICU

PICC

“We observed a reduction and sustained low incidence rate of CLABSI benchmarking to NHSN for 3 years after implementation of the basic SHEA/IDSA recommendations” Mazi et al (2021).

Femoral PICC line days as a determinant of CLABSI

neonatal ultrasound

“While tunneled femoral PICCs are a relatively safe and effective central venous access alternative, the rate of CLABSI appears to rapidly increase with increasing line days until around day 30 and then remains high thereafter” Woo et al (2021).

PICC tip perforated wall of superior vena cava

UEDVT

“Contrast computed tomography revealed that the tip of the catheter had perforated the vessel wall of the superior vena cava and had migrated into the mediastinal space” Sakaue et al (2021).

Machine learning to predict CLABSI among hospitalized children

clabsi prevention

“A machine learning model using common features in the electronic medical records can predict the onset of serious infections in children with central venous lines at least 8 h prior to when a clinical team drew a blood culture” Tabaie et al (2021).

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