Infections Associated with Intravascular Devices in Adult Patients in a Colombian Hospital
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gkarevmedica.v10.3212Keywords:
Central venous Access, Intravascular device, Peripheral vascular line, Infection, Bacteremia, PrevalenceAbstract
Objective: to describe the prevalence of infections associated with devices over a period of 48 months. Material and method: observational cross-sectional study with patients older than 18 years with bacteraemia associated with a device at the San Rafael Clinical University Hospital in Bogotá, Colombia. Results: prevalence of 1.59%, 14.29% were complicated, finding that 60% were endocarditis and 40% were septic thrombosis. Gram-negative bacilli contributed 63.04% mostly Klebsiella pneumonaie. Discussion: prevalence of infections associated with intravascular devices is lower than previously reports.
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