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Table 1 Patient characteristics: analysis A: cases and propensity matched uninfected controls (controls A)

From: The costs of nosocomial resistant gram negative intensive care unit infections among patients with the systemic inflammatory response syndrome- a propensity matched case control study

 

Cases (n = 71)

Controls (n = 71)

p value

Gender

  

0.49

Male

43 (60.6%)

47 (66.2%)

 

Female

28 (39.4%)

24 (33.8%)

 

Intensive care unit (ICU)

  

0.11

Medical ICU

45 (63.4%)

35 (50%)

 

Surgical ICU

26 (36.6%)

35 (70%)

 

Admission to the ICU

  

0.61

Direct admission

35 (49.3%)

38 (53.5%)

 

Transfer from the ward

36 (50.7%)

33 (46.5%)

 

Diabetes

27 (38%)

21 (29.6%)

0.29

Renal impairment

17 (23.9%)

13 (18.3%)

0.41

Cerebrovascular accident

7 (9.9%)

12 (16.9%)

0.22

Peptic ulcer disease

4 (5.6%)

0 (0%)

0.12

Myocardial infarction

12 (16.9%)

10 (14.1%)

0.64

Congestive cardiac failure

1 (1.4%)

4 (5.6%)

0.37

Liver disease

2 (2.8%)

3 (4.2%)

1

Malignancy

14 (19.7%)

8 (11.3%)

0.61

Central venous catheter

43 (60.6%)

54 (76.1%)

0.08

Endotracheal intubation

66 (92.9%)

71 (100%)

0.09

Mean days of duration of mechanical ventilation (SD)

5.8 (SD4.7)

4.7 (SD3.9)

0.14

Prior SGNB** infection or colonization in the previous 6 months months

18 (25.4%)

21 (29.6%)

0.57

Prior Carbapenems in the past 6 months

42 (59.2%)

38 (53.5%)

0.61

Prior 3rd generation Cephalosporins in the past 6 months

46 (64.8%)

36 (50.7%)

0.12

Surgery prior to RGNB*** infection

35 (49.3%)

39 (54.9%)

0.61

Stay in ICU for more than 5 days

51 (71.8%)

55 (77.5%)

0.56

Mortality

36 (50.7%)

18 (25.4%)

0.003

Mean age (SD)

60.6 (SD1.8)

59.1 (SD17.9)

0.58

Mean APACHEII (SD)

18.1 (SD7.3)

19.6 (SD7.7)

0.24

Mean age adjusted Charlson score (SD)

3.4 (SD2.9)

3.1 (SD2.9)

0.56

Median PreICU stay (range)

1 (0–40)

0 (0–29)

0.54

Mean propensity scores (SD)

0.15 (SD0.2)

0.14 (SD0.2)

0.92

  1. **Sensitive Gram Negative Bacilli ***Resistant Gram Negative Bacilli.