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. 2023 Sep 20;4(3):112–127. doi: 10.1089/phage.2023.0024

Table 3.

Human Subjects Sub-Group Results on Phage Therapy for Urinary Tract Infections

Organism   Percent (specified)    
  Gram negative (%) 88.90    
  Gram positive (%) 3.40    
  Gram negative and Gram positive (%) 7.60    
Therapy   Total Percent  
 
Phage alone
557
39.12
 
 
Phage+Abxa
261
18.33
 
 
Not specified
606
42.56
 
  Total 1424    
Route of administration Total Percent  
 
PO
343
23.92
 
 
Parenteral
11
0.77
 
 
Intravesicular
579
40.38
 
 
Topical/rectal
30
2.09
 
 
Combination
205
14.30
 
 
Not specified
266
18.55
 
  Total 1434    
Efficacy   Total Percent (specified) Percent (total)
 
Marked clinical improvement/cure
741
78.91
51.10
 
Clinical improvement
145
15.44
10.00
 
No clinical improvement
53
5.64
3.66
 
Clinical improvement not specified
511
 
35.24
 
Total when specified
939
 
 
 
Total
1450
 
 
 
Marked microbiologic improvement/eradication
726
66.67
63.52
 
Microbiological improvement
149
13.68
13.04
 
No microbiological improvement
214
19.65
18.72
 
Microbiological improvement not specified
54
 
4.72
 
Total when specified
1089
 
 
  Total 1143    
Safety     Percent (specified) Percent (total)
 
No adverse events
621
98.73
43.37
 
Adverse events reported
8
1.27
0.56
 
Adverse events not specified
803
 
56.08
 
Total when specified
629
 
 
  Total 1432    

Tabulated data enumerating results from human case reports, case series, and clinical trials throughout the review period (until November 17, 2022). See Supplementary Table S5 for data extraction sheet.

a

Abx can include vaccine or toxoid therapy.

PO, oral administration.