Table 2.

Clinical data of patients producing carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacters

Sl. no.	Sample	Ward/ICU	Age (years)	Sex	Clinical diagnosis
1	Pus	FSW	45	F	Gall bladder perforation
2	Pus	MSW	34	M	Non-healing ulcer
3	Pus	MSW	33	F	Polytrauma
4	Pus	Spl	50	M	Diabetic foot
5	Blood	NICU	1	M	Neonatal septicaemia
6	Pus	Tr	32	M	Crush injury
7	Pus	Ortho	7	F	Abscess Rt knee
8	Pus	MSW	33	M	Non-healing ulcer
9	Pus	Gyn	28	F	PO infection
10	Swab	ICU	26	M	Multiple fracture
11	ETT	ICU	50	F	Renal failure
12	ETT	ICU	61	M	ARDS, with PUO
13	ETT	ICU	21	F	Respiratory failure
14	Urine	NICU	12 days	M	UTI
15	ETT	ICU	35	M	COPD
16	Pus	MSW	55	M	Necrotizing fascitis
17	Pus	ICU	45	M	Road traffic accident
18	Pus	FSW	35	M	Abdominal surgery
19	Pus	MSW	41	M	Laparotomy
20	Pus	Burns	70	M	90% burn
21	Pus	NICU	1 month	M	Cellulitis
22	ETT	ICU	10	F	Head injury
23	ETT	ICU	35	M	Bronchial asthma
24	Tr. tube	ICU	30	M	Pneumonia
25	Pus	CTVS	45	M	Infective endocarditis
26	Pus	Burns	30	F	70% burn
27	Urine	Gyn	22	F	PO infection
28	ETT	ICU	32	M	COPD, complications
29	Pus	MSW	44	M	Abdominal surgery
30	Tr. tube	ICU	43	F	Bronchial asthma
31	ETT	ICU	70	M	Pneumonia
32	Pus	Spl	48	M	Bracheal artey injury
33	Urine	ICU	29	M	Laparatomy
34	Pus	Surg	27	F	Deglobing injury scalp
35	Cat. tip	ICU	48	F	Opium poisoning
36	ETT	ICU	35	F	GI bleeding, pneumonia
37	Swab	ICU	22	M	Renal failure
38	ETT	ICU	43	F	Pneumonia
39	Blood	ICU	47	M	Septicaemia

ARDS=Acute respiratory distress syndrome; Cat=Catheter; COPD=Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CTVS=Cardiovascular thoracic surgery; ETT=Endotracheal tube; FSW=Female surgical ward; GI=Gastrointestinal; Gyn=Gynaecology; ICU=Intensive care unit; MSW=Male surgical ward, NICU=Neonatal ICU, PO=Postoperative; Ortho=Orthopaedics; PUO =Pyrexia of unknown origin; Spl =Special ward; Tr=Tracheostomy; UTI=Urinary tract infection