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004 respectively). Primary bacteremia was more frequent in non-PBs than in PBs (29/50, 58% vs 3/28, 10.7%, p=0.0001), whereas septic thrombus infection (STI) was the source of infection in 14/28 (50%). Finally, clinical features and 30-day mortality did not differ between patients with PB and those who developed only non-PB episodes. CONCLUSIONS Among our ICU patients, more than one third of GNB-Bs for which FUBCs were performed resulted PB. This condition is often associated with the presence of STI; therefore, FUBCs seem useful for th
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