Catheter-related Bloodstream Infection ( CRBSI )

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    Catheter-relatedbloodstream infection

    ( CRBSI )Laurence Chandrawan

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    !lso called catheter-related sesis the resence of bacteraemiaori*inatin* from an i+, catheter

    $he most freuent& lethal and costl.comlication of central ,enouscatheteri/ation

    ost common cause of nosocomialbacteraemia

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    CRBSI occurs in 67 of catheri/ations

    8owe,er the incidence ma. be ashi*h as 197

    Reresent 2-60 eisodes er 1000catheter da.s+

    3ri*inate from eriheral i+, andintra-arterial cannulae ( rare )

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    !$83:SIS

    Immediatl. the surfaces of C;Cbecome coated with lasma roteins&articularl.

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    CRBSI tri**ers a s.stemicin>ammator. resose& ran*in* fromfe,er and leucoc.tosis trou*h setic

    shoc% and multile or*an failure

    ortalit. rate 6 to 2?7

    etastatic infection is ossible setic arthitis& setic trombosis&endocarditis+

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    old standart dia*nosis combination of the ositi,e bloodculture with the same or*anism

    isolated from the catheter

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    Immunosuresion& either relati,e orabsolute ( criticall. ill & mali*nanc. )

    $he microbiolo*ical en,iroment also

    in>unces the rate of CRBSI with hi*er rate (IC" )

    @reuent accessin* of the catheter andoor asetic techniue

    Subcla,ian C;Cs ha,e the lowest infectionrate followed b. internal 'u*ular andfemoral catheters+

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    $reatment

    $he catheter should be remo,ed if CRBSI issusected

    If the remo,ed catheter ro,en onmicrobiolo*ical eAamination to be the source ofsesis selected another site

    !ntibiotic thera. based on the culture reorts

    3ne wee%s treatment after the catheter hasbeen remo,ed

    $wo wee%s if the infection caused b.stah.lococcus aureus or fun*i

    rolon* if needed or failure treatment

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    R;:$I3:

    Selection of catheter t.e

    Sin*le lumen& lon* term use( imlantable and tunnelled catheter )&hi*h ris% ( antimicrobacterial catheter )

    Selection of catheter insertion site

    !setic tecniue durin* insertion

    Catheter and catheter site care

    Relacement strate*ies

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    C3:CL"SI3:

    CRBSI is an iatro*enic roblem thatcauses si*ni