Research Article

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

Table 5

Anti-infective treatment and outcome of 9 cases of Raoulia ornitholyticum sepsis.

CasesUse anti-infective drugs and time of use (d)Other drug treatmentsTreatment outcome

1Meropenem (1d), levofloxacin + amikacin (14 d)Removal of PICC tube, immunoglobulin, platelets, furosemide, packed red blood cells, frozen plasma, and human albuminCure
2Meropenem (1d), levofloxacin + amikacin (14 d)Frozen plasma, furosemide, platelets, immunoglobulin, methylphenidate, packed red blood cells, and human serum albuminCure
3Meropenem (2d), levofloxacin + amikacin + (14 d)Furosemide, human albumin, dopamine, platelets, and packed red blood cellsCure
4Meropenem + amikacin (3 d)Immune globulin, platelets, packed red blood cells, frozen plasma, and furosemideDeath
5Meropenem (40 mg/kg/time Q8H extended infusion time to 3 h, 21 d)ImmunoglobulinCure
6Imipenem cilastatin sodium (25 mg/kg/time Q6H prolonged infusion time 2 h, 14 d)Remove the PICC tubeCure
7Meropenem (40 mg/kg/time Q8H 8 d)Human immunoglobulin, furosemide, leukocyte-depleted suspended red blood cells, and plateletsUnknown (request for discharge)
8Meropenem (14 d)NoCure
9Meropenem + amikacin (14 d)NoCure