Abhilasha Borad, Ali Ibrahim, Susan E Boruchoff, Keith S Kaye, Ahmed Abdul Azim
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Comparing contamination rates in paired blood culture sets with a single-time stamp vs multiple-time stamps.
This retrospective analysis compares the recovery rate of commensal organisms in two sets of blood cultures with a single-time stamp (STS) versus ones with multiple-time stamps (MTS) in an academic tertiary center. Rates in which both sets were positive for commensals were numerically higher in STS versus MTS.
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