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City Kowloon / Prevention / Philadelphia / London / / Company IgG / Goldman / Pearson / Cox / / Country United States / United Kingdom / / Facility National Institute of Child Health / United Christian Hospital / Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee / / IndustryTerm catheter exit site / insertion site / culture media / human development neonatal research network / mg/ml antibiotic solution / intravascular device / exit site / skin exit site / implantable devices / / MedicalCondition Catheter infection / Exit-site infection / Pseudomonas / enterobacteriaceae bacteremia / Enterobacteriaceae (ENTB) bacteremia / appropriate catheter-related infection / catheter sepsis / persistent CVC infections / True Bacteremia / complicated bacteremia / extraluminal infection / unexplained fever / device-associated infections / valvular heart diseases / subcutaneous port infection / fungemia / serious focal infections / osteomyelitis / CVC-related sepsis / tunnel infection / Follow-up blood Catheter-related Infection / central venous catheter-related coagulase-negative staphylococcal sepsis / septic infections / ENTB bacteremia cases / catheter-related infection / blood stream infections / CVC-associated staphylococcal sepsis / catheter-related infections / central-venous-catheter-related bloodstream infection / CVC sepsis / proven Hickman catheter sepsis / vegetative endocarditis / nosocomial infections / pocket infection / Central venous catheter infections / severe systemic sepsis / bloodstream infection / infections / Frank pus / central venous catheter sepsis / sepsis / fungal infections / hypotension / implantable device-related blood stream infections / Tunnel tract infection / thrombophlebitis / uncomplicated infections / Bacteremia / cancer / bacterial infections / superficial infection / blood stream infection / Outcome Unlikely success Organisms CoNS Diphtheroids Enterococcus Fungi Pseudomonas Multi-resistant organisms / central venous catheter-associated sepsis / chills / CoNS bacteremia / septic thrombophlebitis / neutropenia / exit site infection / phlebitis / erythema / Late-onset sepsis / established Hickman catheter sepsis / fever / polyclonal bacteremia / persistent bacteremia / clinical sepsis / severe thrombocytopenia / Baltimore RS. Neonatal nosocomial infections / Hickman catheter sepsis / namely blood stream infections / intravascular catheter-related infections / intravascular catheter-related infection / diseases / endocarditis / Catheter-related Blood Stream Infection / intravenous-catheter-related infection / Infectious Diseases / improved infection / tunnel-tract infection / infection / chronic medical conditions / Bobbaers H. Polyclonal Staphylococcal endocarditis / thrombus / embolic pneumonia / CoNS endocarditis / coagulase-negative staphylococcal bacteremia / thrombosis / CoNS bacteremia lasting / catheter-related sepsis / septic thrombosis / Flynn P. Vascular access device infections / persistent central venous catheter infections / superficial infections / / MedicalTreatment intravascular catheter / antibiotics / total parenteral nutrition / intravascular catheters / Catheter / catheters / Antibiotic therapy / adjuvant therapy / / NaturalFeature Blood stream / / Organization Infectious Diseases Society of America / Center for Disese Control and Prevention / United Christian Hospital / Department of Paediatrics & Adolescent Medicine / National Institute of Child Health / Advisory Committee / Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee / / Person Khatib R. Molecular / Candida spp / Van Eldere / Olson / DCW CHAN / / Position HB / King / sheep model / La Quaglia MP / / Product Nokia E63 Smartphone / gentamicin / ampicillin / ES / TPN / tobramycin / ceftazidime / amphotericin B / cefotaxime / ceftriaxone / / RadioStation Am 1988 / / SocialTag 
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