Criteria for a mucosal-barrier injury associated gastrointestinal insufficiency event - all of the following:
(1) underlying intestinal condition (see below)
(2) evidence of intestinal insufficiency with receipt of parenteral nutrition <= 7 days prior to onset of infection
(3) mucosal barrier injury (MBI) organism isolated (as defined by NHSN, see below)
The patient may meet criteria for a hospital-acquired bloodstream infection or catheter-associtated bloodstream infections (CLABSI).
Underlying intestinal conditions:
(1) bowel resection
(2) gastroschisis or omphalocele
(3) necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)
(4) inflammatory bowel disease
(5) intestinal aganglionosis
(6) intestinal atresia
(7) intestinal pseudo-obstruction
(8) intestinal transplantation
(9) microvillous inclusion disease
(10) midgut volvulus
(11) motility disorder
(12) radiation enteritis
(13) tufting enteropathy
MBI organisms:
(1) Bacteroides species
(2) Candida species
(3) Clostridium species
(4) Enterobacteriaceae species
(5) Enterococcus species
(6) Fusobacterium species
(7) Peptostreptococcus species
(8) Prevotella species
(9) Veillonella species
