Table 3.

Management of Catheter-related Bloodstream Infection and Subsequent Recurrent Infection

ManagementRecurrent Infection (n = 17)No Recurrent Infection (n = 85)
Management of the infected catheter
 Removal and later replacementa12 (71)61 (72)
 Direct exchange over guidewire1 (6)9 (11)
 Retained (line salvage)4 (24)14 (16)
Administration of definitive antibiotic therapy
 Completed full course as inpatient8 (47)36 (42)
 Outpatient oral antibiotics2 (12)28 (33)
 Via OPAT with PICC0 (0)2 (2)
 Via temporary outpatient scheduled hemodialysis1 (6)4 (5)
 Via “scheduled” hemodialysis using the emergency-only hemodialysis systema6 (35)13 (15)
Adherence to IDSA guidelines for management of intravascular catheter–related infections
 Appropriate antibiotic selection16 (94)71 (84)
 Inappropriate antibiotic selection1 (6)13 (15)
 Appropriate duration of therapy6 (35)64 (75)
 Inappropriate duration of therapy11 (65)20 (24)
 Appropriate catheter management14 (82)81 (95)
 Inappropriate catheter management3 (18)3 (4)
ManagementRecurrent Infection (n = 17)No Recurrent Infection (n = 85)
Management of the infected catheter
 Removal and later replacementa12 (71)61 (72)
 Direct exchange over guidewire1 (6)9 (11)
 Retained (line salvage)4 (24)14 (16)
Administration of definitive antibiotic therapy
 Completed full course as inpatient8 (47)36 (42)
 Outpatient oral antibiotics2 (12)28 (33)
 Via OPAT with PICC0 (0)2 (2)
 Via temporary outpatient scheduled hemodialysis1 (6)4 (5)
 Via “scheduled” hemodialysis using the emergency-only hemodialysis systema6 (35)13 (15)
Adherence to IDSA guidelines for management of intravascular catheter–related infections
 Appropriate antibiotic selection16 (94)71 (84)
 Inappropriate antibiotic selection1 (6)13 (15)
 Appropriate duration of therapy6 (35)64 (75)
 Inappropriate duration of therapy11 (65)20 (24)
 Appropriate catheter management14 (82)81 (95)
 Inappropriate catheter management3 (18)3 (4)

Abbreviations: IDSA, Infectious Diseases Society of America; OPAT, outpatient parenteral antibioitic therapy; PICC, peripherally inserted central catheter.

aNew catheters were placed a median of 5 days later (range, 1–18 days); in those with longer durations, temporary hemodialysis catheters were placed as needed.

Table 3.

Management of Catheter-related Bloodstream Infection and Subsequent Recurrent Infection

ManagementRecurrent Infection (n = 17)No Recurrent Infection (n = 85)
Management of the infected catheter
 Removal and later replacementa12 (71)61 (72)
 Direct exchange over guidewire1 (6)9 (11)
 Retained (line salvage)4 (24)14 (16)
Administration of definitive antibiotic therapy
 Completed full course as inpatient8 (47)36 (42)
 Outpatient oral antibiotics2 (12)28 (33)
 Via OPAT with PICC0 (0)2 (2)
 Via temporary outpatient scheduled hemodialysis1 (6)4 (5)
 Via “scheduled” hemodialysis using the emergency-only hemodialysis systema6 (35)13 (15)
Adherence to IDSA guidelines for management of intravascular catheter–related infections
 Appropriate antibiotic selection16 (94)71 (84)
 Inappropriate antibiotic selection1 (6)13 (15)
 Appropriate duration of therapy6 (35)64 (75)
 Inappropriate duration of therapy11 (65)20 (24)
 Appropriate catheter management14 (82)81 (95)
 Inappropriate catheter management3 (18)3 (4)
ManagementRecurrent Infection (n = 17)No Recurrent Infection (n = 85)
Management of the infected catheter
 Removal and later replacementa12 (71)61 (72)
 Direct exchange over guidewire1 (6)9 (11)
 Retained (line salvage)4 (24)14 (16)
Administration of definitive antibiotic therapy
 Completed full course as inpatient8 (47)36 (42)
 Outpatient oral antibiotics2 (12)28 (33)
 Via OPAT with PICC0 (0)2 (2)
 Via temporary outpatient scheduled hemodialysis1 (6)4 (5)
 Via “scheduled” hemodialysis using the emergency-only hemodialysis systema6 (35)13 (15)
Adherence to IDSA guidelines for management of intravascular catheter–related infections
 Appropriate antibiotic selection16 (94)71 (84)
 Inappropriate antibiotic selection1 (6)13 (15)
 Appropriate duration of therapy6 (35)64 (75)
 Inappropriate duration of therapy11 (65)20 (24)
 Appropriate catheter management14 (82)81 (95)
 Inappropriate catheter management3 (18)3 (4)

Abbreviations: IDSA, Infectious Diseases Society of America; OPAT, outpatient parenteral antibioitic therapy; PICC, peripherally inserted central catheter.

aNew catheters were placed a median of 5 days later (range, 1–18 days); in those with longer durations, temporary hemodialysis catheters were placed as needed.

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