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Table 1 Characteristics of patients and CRAB isolates, February–March 2018

From: A five-component infection control bundle to permanently eliminate a carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii spreading in an intensive care unit

Patient Number

Age/sex

Date of ICU admission

Date of discharge/death

Outcome

Isolate number

Date of isolation

Type of sample

Pattern of acquisition

Type of infection

WGS code

P1

55/F

25/02

12/04

Death

A1.1

26-2-18

BAL

Infection

VAP+

BSI

Ab284

A1.2

27-2-18

Blood

Infection

Ab278

P2

58/F

22/02

28/02

Death

A2.1

28-2-18

Blood

Infection

BSI

Ab282

P3

9/F

04/03

13/03

Discharge

A3.1

8-3-18

Pharynx

Colonization

Ab275

A3.2

8-3-18

Axillary

Colonization

Ab273

P4

52/F

04/03

23/03

Discharge

A4.1

14-3-18

Urine

Colonization

Ab287

P5

73/M

27/02

27/03

Death

A5.1

15-3-18

BAL

Infection

HAP

Ab286

P6

66/F

11/03

24/03

Death

A6.1

22-3-18

Blood

Infection

BSI

Ab276

P7

83/F

26/03

29/03

Death

A7.1

28-3-18

Blood

Infection

BSI

Ab277

  1. Coding of isolates according to WGS
  2. Colonization with CRAB was defined as the detection of this pathogen in swabs without any evidence of clinical disease. BAL: Broncho-alveolar lavage; BSI: Bloodstream infection; CRAB: carbapenem-resistant A. baumannii; HAP: Hospital acquired pneumonia; VAP: Ventilator associated pneumonia; WGS: whole genome analysis