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Gram-positive infections in patients with end-stage renal disease

2004-01-01

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In the study, the incidence of haemodialysis catheter-associated infection was established with the Meditrend audit tool. This tool was used to assess the infection outcomes of catheter insertion and management procedures until the catheter was explanted. Introduction of a catheter management protocol decreased the incidence of catheter-related infection. Staphylococcal species recovered from episodes of haemodial...

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a35ee541-12e3-5ae4-9562-80c49281bf76
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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00011020
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