How Do I Treat a Catheter Infection?

Catheter-associated bloodstream infection (CRBSI) refers to infections such as fever (> 38 ° C), chills, or hypotension in patients with intravascular catheters or withdrawn catheters within 48 hours. Manifestations, and there is no infection other than the vascular catheter infection with a clear source of infection. Laboratory microbiological examination showed positive bacterial or fungal cultures in peripheral venous blood cultures; or pathogenic bacteria of the same species and the same drug sensitivity results were cultured from the catheter segment and peripheral blood.