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Table 1 Epidemiological and clinical data of patients with CR-KP and CS-KP isolates

From: Carbapenem-resistant and carbapenem-susceptible isogenic isolates of Klebsiella pneumoniae ST101 causing infection in a tertiary hospital

 

CR-KP

CS-KP

p-value

 

N = 28

N = 14

 

Mean age (SD)

62.93 (+/- 14.491)

69.62 (+/- 16.717)

0.186

Male sex

18 (64.3 %)

7 (50 %)

0.508

Site of isolation

  Urine

10 (35.7 %)

9 (64.3 %)

0.107

  Blood culture

6 (21.4 %)

2 (14.3 %)

0.697

  Surgical wound

4 (14.3 %)

1 (7.1 %)

0.650

  Abdominal samples

3 (10.7 %)

0

0.539

  Respiratory samples

4 (14.3 %)

1 (7.1 %)

0.643

  Others

1 (3.6 %)

1 (7.1 %)

1

  Length of stay before acquisition (SD)

28.43 (+/- 31.319)

20.14 (+/- 31.705)

0.430

  Overall mortality (related CR- or CS-KP)a

35 % [7/20]

11.11 % [1/9]

0.371 (0.280)

(20 % [4/20])

(0)

  ICU acquisition

9 (32.1 %)

0

0.019*

Previous antibiotic therapy (treatment)

  Penicillins/Betalactamase Inhibitor

8 (28.6 %)

2 (14.3 %)

0.451

  Carbapenems

14 (50 %)

3 (21.4 %)

0.102

  Third generation cephalosporins/Monobactams

2 (7.1 %)

1 (7.1 %)

1

  Fluoroquinolones

4 (14.3 %)

3 (21.4 %)

0.668

  Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole

0

2 (14.3 %)

0.106

  None

0

3 (21.4 %)

0.032*

Treatment

  Penicillins/Betalactamase Inhibitor

1 (3.6 %)

0

1

  Carbapenems

3 (10.7 %)

7 (50 %)

0.008*

  Carbapenems + Amikacin

1 (3.6 %)

1 (7.1 %)

1

  Tigecycline

6 (21.4 %)

1 (7.1 %)

0.392

  Tigecycline + Amikacin

1 (3.6 %)

0

1

  Aminoglycosides

1 (3.6 %)

0

1

  Colistin

4 (14.3 %)

0

0.283

  Fosfomycin

1 (3.6 %)

0

1

  None

1 (3.6 %)

0

1

  1. *p < 0.05 being considered significant
  2. aPatients with non-significant isolation of CR-KP or CS-KP, considered colonized, were excluded from the mortality analysis