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Клиническая медицина » Хирургия • Онкология, лучевая терапия
Том: 12 Статья: « 49 » Страницы:. 588-597 Опубликована в журнале: июнь 2011 г. English version Особенности катетер-ассоциированых инфекций у больных со злокачественными лимфомамиА.К. Юркин, А.В. Новицкий, В.В. Тыренко, А.В. Шеголев, Горностаев Д.А.
ФГВОУ ВПО «Военно-медицинская академия имени С.М. Кирова» МО РФ, Санкт-Петербург
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Катетеризация центральных вен (КЦВ) является стандартным методом для обеспечения сосудистого доступа в гематологической практике. Однако постановка ЦВК является основным источником нозокомиальных инфекций крови у больных с злокачественными лимфомами. Нами проанализированы 157 случаев постановки кава-катетеров у больным с злокачественными лимфомами. Проанализирована частота катетер-ассоциированных инфекций у больных со злокачественными лимфомами. Выявлены основные типы микроорганизмов, ответственных за возникновение катетер ассоциированной инфекция крови (КАИК). Предложены методы профилактики и лечения этих осложнений у больных со злокачественными лимфомами. Ключевые слова Катетеризация, инфекции крови, гемобластозы, злокачественные лимфомы, лимфома Ходжкина, неходжкинские лимфомы. (статья в формате PDF. Для просмотра необходим Adobe Acrobat Reader) открыть статью в новом окне Список литературы 1. Mermel L. et al. 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