臨床泌尿器科78巻12号

2024年11月発行

特集 泌尿器科医が知っておくべき感染症ベストコレクション

カテーテル関連血流感染症

著者： 河瀨京太郎¹ 荒岡秀樹¹

所属機関： ¹虎の門病院 臨床感染症科

ページ範囲：P.962 - P.967

文献概要

▶ポイント

・カテーテル関連血流感染症（CRBSI）は血管内留置カテーテル挿入中のすべての患者で生じ得る感染症であり，診断には血液培養の提出が必須となる．

・CRBSIでは原則として治療のために，感染したカテーテルの抜去が必要である．

・初療時からCRBSIを強く疑う場合は抗MRSA薬を含む経験的抗菌薬を使用し，治療経過が思わしくなければ，血液培養再検や播種病変の検索を行う．

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