Figure 2.
Figure 2. Sources of infection of a percutaneous intravascular device. The major sources are the skin flora, contamination of the catheter hub, contamination of infusate, and hematogenous colonization of the intravascular device and its fibronectin-fibrin sheath from distant, unrelated sites of infection.1

Sources of infection of a percutaneous intravascular device. The major sources are the skin flora, contamination of the catheter hub, contamination of infusate, and hematogenous colonization of the intravascular device and its fibronectin-fibrin sheath from distant, unrelated sites of infection.1 

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