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. 2023 Dec 1;43(2):269–278. doi: 10.1007/s10096-023-04719-1

Table 3.

Analysis of associated risk factors for death associated with K. pneumoniae infection

Risk factors Variables Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Death (n = 57) Survival (n = 254) P OR (95% CI) P
Age (years) 65.9 ± 18.8 63.1 ± 17.1 0.265
Male, n (%) 37 (64.9%) 174 (68.5%) 0.601
Smoking 9 (15.8%) 62 (24.4%) 0.162
Accompanying disease, n (%)
  Diabetes 18 (31.6%) 78 (30.7%) 0.898
  Hypertension 27 (47.4%) 116 (45.7%) 0.817
  Liver abscess 1 (1.8%) 15 (5.9%) 0.201
  Respiratory failure 30 (52.6%) 26 (10.2%)  < 0.001 5.909 (2.911–11.996)  < 0.001
  Cancer 8 (14.0%) 51 (20.1%) 0.294
  Neurological disorders 25 (43.9%) 99 (39.0%) 0.498
Initial severity, n (%)
  ICU 53 (93.0%) 107 (42.1%)  < 0.001 12.285 (4.180–36.109)  < 0.001
  Immunosuppressive conditions, n (%) 19 (33.3%) 68 (26.9%) 0.329
Antibiotic use before K. pneumoniae infection, n (%)
  Two or more antibiotics 37 (64.9%) 132 (52.0%) 0.077
  Carbapenem antibiotic 26 (45.6%) 73 (28.7%) 0.013 1.124 (0.564–2.239) 0.739
  The coexistence of carbapenem-resistant A. baumannii in clinical specimens (%) 12 (21.1%) 32 (12.6%) 0.099
  Co-carry rmpA, rmpA2, iroN and iucA, n (%) 25 (43.9%) 108 (42.5%) 0.854