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Tunnelled central venous catheter-related bloodstream infection in Canadian blood stem cell transplant recipients: Associated costs
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“…Tunneled CVCs have lower infection rates than nontunneled CVCs (5). If infection occurs, the management costs range from USD$70.60 to USD$198, 993.63 (6). In one study, management of catheter related blood stream infections have exceeded $19,000 CDN per incident (7).…”
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“…Tunneled CVCs have lower infection rates than nontunneled CVCs (5). If infection occurs, the management costs range from USD$70.60 to USD$198, 993.63 (6). In one study, management of catheter related blood stream infections have exceeded $19,000 CDN per incident (7).…”
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