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Table 1 Patients’ demographic data, central line types, number of lumens, site, indication, and CLABSI related information

From: Microbiological trends and mortality risk factors of central line-associated bloodstream infections in an academic medical center 2015–2020

 

Adults

Pediatrics

Neonates

Total

Demographic data

    

Gender

    

 Male

97

19

9

125

 Female

57

21

11

89

Male/Female ratio

0.62

0.475

0.450

0.584

Median age

58 (17–95) years

7 (2-168) months

17 (10–30) days

 

Mean age

56.61 years

45.175 months

19 days

 

Central line type

    

 Non-tunneled

115 (73%)

26 (59%)

14 (70%)

155 (70%)

 Tunneled

8 (5%)

0

0

8 (4%)

 Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC)

31 (19%)

18 (41%)

6 (30%)

55 (25%)

 Port-a-Cath

4 (3%)

0

0

4 (2%)

Lumens

    

 Single

8 (5%)

0

1 (5%)

9 (4%)

 Multiple

150 (95%)

44 (100%)

19 (95%)

213 (96%)

Indication

    

 Temporary

145 (92%)

44 (100%)

20 (100%)

209 (94%)

 Permanent

13 (8%)

0

0

13 (6%)

Site

    

 Jugular

50 (30%)

13 (30%)

0

63 (28%)

 Subclavian

19 (12%)

1 (2%)

1 (5%)

21 (9%)

 Femoral

55 (35%)

9 (20%)

1 (5%)

65 (29%)

 Umbilical

0

2 (5%)

12 (60%)

14 (6%)

 Others

34 (21%)

19 (43%)

6 (30%)

56 (27%)

Median days of hospitalization before CLABSI diagnosis

21 (3-1095)

32 (5-203)

15 (7–26)

 

Median Days between line insertion and CLABSI diagnosis

9 (2-389)

14 (2–41)

12 (3–21)

 

Mean days between line insertion and CLABSI diagnosis

17.89

16.76

12.15

 

Died at the event period (n, %)

24 (15.58%)

4 (10.00%)

2 (10.00%)

30 (14.01%)

30-day mortality (n, %)

59 (38.31%)

10 (25.00%)

3 (15.00%)

72 (33.64%)