[Retracted] Analysis of Anti-Infective Treatment of 9 Neonates with Raoultella ornithinolytica Sepsis

Table 3

Clinical characteristics of 9 neonates with Raoulia.

Cases	Primary disease	Surgery situation	Number of days of surgery at the time of infection	Days in the hospital at the time of infection	Bacterial identification	Clinical manifestations	Whether combined with intracranial infection	Infection complications
1	Ileal scarring strictures after NEC and premature infants	Adhesion bowel release, stricture bowel, and ileocecal resection	8	19	Blood and PICC catheter tip	Fever, shortness of breath, and nasal flaring	No	Liver damage
2	NEC、BPD、 premature baby	No	—	7	Blood	Decreased blood oxygen and heart rate	No	DIC
3	Congenital jejunal atresia (diaphragmatic type), enteric nerve dysplasia, and premature infants	Enteroplasty	2	6	Blood	Fever, poor response, frequent apnea, and decreased blood oxygen	No	Kidney damage
4	Premature infants and chronic lung disease	No	—	50	Blood	Fever, poor mental response, visible markings all over the body, and vomiting of white mucus-like fluid	Yes	Septic shock, multiple organ dysfunction: Liver, kidney, myocardial damage, abnormal coagulation function, and ascites
5	Necrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants and neonates	No	—	7	Blood	Fever	Yes	No
6	Congenital malrotation with midgut volvulus and intestinal necrosis and left testicular torsion with necrosis	Necrotic bowel resection	31	32	Blood and PICC lateral blood	Fever and slightly poor mental response	No	No
7	Neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis	No	—	4	Blood	Repeated fever for 9 days	No	No
8	Neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis, premature infants, and BPD	Jejunostomy	18	19	Blood	Fever and occasional transient oxygen desaturation	No	No
9	Aspiration pneumonia and premature infants	No	—	27	Blood	Fever with shallow and irregular breathing	No	No