Hatice Ture
,
Sevgi Bilgen
,
Ozge Koner
,
Sibel Temur
,
Serap Karacalar
,
Meral Sonmezoglu
,
Ugur Ture

ABSTRACT

Nosocomial infections are commonly encountered problems for all hospitalized patients. Patients admitted to the neuro intensive care unit (NICU) are at higher risk of developing life-threatening nosocomial infections. These patients are particularly vulnerable because of the serious nature of their illness, the frequency of associated trauma and the presence of invasive devices. In this study, the definition of neuro-intensive care unit nosocomial infections, affecting factors, pathogens, type of the nosocomial infections, and prevention of infection were reviewed.

Keywords:

neurointensive care, nosocomial infection.

VOLUME

7

,

ISSUE

28
December 2013
Correspondence
Hatice Ture
Email
htcture@yahoo.com
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