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Table 1 The association between CRI and the risk factors (univariate analysis)

From: Central venous catheter related infections: Risk factors and the effect of glycopeptide antibiotics

Risk groups

Total

CRI

RR*

(%95 CI**)

p value

 

n

(%)

n

(%)

   

Unit

       

Surgical ICU

92

(30.7)

20

(21.7)

1.53

(0.90–2.60)

0.12

Neurosurgical ICU

32

(10.7)

5

(15.6)

1.10

(0.46–2.66)

0.79

Medical ICU

176

(58.6)

25

(14.2)

1.00

  

Gender

       

Male

148

(49.3)

25

(16.9)

1.03

(0.62–1.70)

0.92

Female

152

(50.7)

25

(16.4)

1.00

  

CVC insertion site

       

Jugular vein

132

(44)

30

(22.7)

1.91

(1.14–3.20)

0.01

Subclavian vein

168

(56)

20

(11.9)

1.00

  

Repeated catheterization

       

Subsequent catheters

197

(65.7)

34

(17.2)

1.13

(0.54–2.72)

0.87

First catheter inserted

103

(34.3)

16

(15.5)

1.00

  

Total parenteral nutrition

       

No

272

(90.7)

46

(16.9)

1.18

(0.46–3.05)

0.99

Yes

28

(9.3)

4

(14.3)

1.00

  

Primary diagnosis

       

Cardiorespiratory failure

81

(27)

14

(19.4)

0.97

(0.51–1.87)

0.93

Trauma

72

(24)

9

(12.5)

0.63

(0.29–1.34)

0.22

Postsurgical

72

(24)

12

(14.8)

0.74

(0.37–1.48)

0.39

Others

75

(25)

15

(20.0)

1.00

  

Duration of catheterization

       

≥ 8 day

99

(33)

24

(24.2)

1.87

(1.14–3.09)

0.01

≤ 7 day

201

(67)

26

(12.9)

1.00

  

Glycopeptide usage

       

No

187

(62.4)

45

(24.0)

4.45

(1.46–3.14)

0.001

Yes

113

(37.6)

5

(4.4)

1.00

  
  1. RR*: Risk ratio 95%CI**: 95% confidence interval