Research Article

Risk Factors for and Clinical Outcomes of Polymicrobial Acinetobacter baumannii Bloodstream Infections

Table 1

Demographic and clinical characteristics of monomicrobial AB-BSI and polymicrobial AB-BSI patients.

CharacteristicsTotal ()Monomicrobial ()Polymicrobial () value

years311 (52.4%)255 (54.5%)56 (44.4%)0.046
Male sex419 (70.5%)330 (70.5%)89 (70.6%)0.979
Comorbidities
 Diabetes mellitus82 (13.8%)62 (13.2%)20 (15.9%)0.448
 Chronic kidney disease67 (11.3%)51 (10.9%)16 (12.7%)0.571
 Chronic liver disease45 (7.6%)34 (7.3%)11 (8.7%)0.581
 COPDa or severe asthma77 (13%)59 (12.6%)18 (14.3%)0.618
 Chronic cardiac insufficiency130 (21.9%)98 (20.9%)32 (25.4%)0.283
 Solid tumour77 (13%)68 (14.5%)9 (7.1%)0.028
 Trauma146 (24.6%)119 (25.4%)27 (21.4%)0.355
 Burn injury68 (11.4%)39 (8.3%)29 (23.0%)<0.001
 Hypertension190 (32%)145 (31%)45 (35.7%)0.312
 Cerebrovascular accident166 (27.9%)131 (28%)35 (27.8%)0.962
CCIb score, median (IQR)2 (1,3)2 (1,3)2 (0,3)0.507
APACHE II score, median18 (13,22)18 (14,22)17 (13,22)0.375
SOFA score, median6 (4,9)6 (4,9)6 (3,9)0.442
Pitt bacteraemia score, median4 (3,6)4 (3,6)4.5 (3,6)0.704
Hospitalization ward
 Medical8 (1.3%)5 (1.1%)3 (2.4%)0.257
 Surgical63 (10.6%)47 (10%)16 (12.7%)0.390
 ICU523 (88%)416 (88.9%)107 (84.9%)0.223
Previous treatment
 Hyperalimentation227 (38.2%)176 (37.6%)51 (40.5%)0.556
 Mechanical ventilation ()550 (92.6%)434 (92.7%)116 (92.1%)0.798
 Surgery369 (62.1%)295 (63%)74 (58.7%)0.377
 Blood transfusion247 (41.6%)189 (40.4%)58 (46.0%)0.254
 Renal replacement therapy109 (18.4%)84 (17.9%)25 (19.8%)0.626
 Carbapenem exposure237 (39.9%)182 (38.9%)55 (43.7%)0.333
Invasive devices
 Central line558 (93.9%)441 (94.2%)117 (92.9%)0.566
 Indwelling urinary catheter541 (91.1%)424 (90.6%)117 (92.9%)0.430
 Drainage (any site)253 (42.6%)197 (42.1%)56 (44.4%)0.636
Prior hospital stay, median days (IQR)11 (7,18)11 (6,18)11.5 (7,20)0.367
Nosocomial infection559 (94.1%)438 (93.6%)121 (96%)0.301

aChronic obstructive pulmonary disorder. bCharlson Comorbidity Index.