Table 2.

Details of infants with a positive outcome.

ID	AGE	RSV	Sex	Blood Culture	Urine WBC units	Urine Culture	CSF WBC units	Classification for Analysis	Comments
7	43 days	+	M	Coag neg staphylococcus	9	Klebsiella coag neg staphyloccus E. faecalis	0	EDSS − SBI −	Clinician considered blood culture significant and treated but analyzed as negative.
2	19 days	-	M	Coag neg staphylococcus	1	No growth	12	EDSS − SBI −	Treated initially as meningitis. CSF Protein 93 but analyzed as negative
3	23 days	+	F	none	0	Gamma hemolytic streptococcus	0	EDSS − SBI −	Febrile. Considered a real SBI by the treating clinician but analyzed as negative.
4	27 days	-	F	none	51	No growth	0	EDSS + SBI −
5	35 days	-	F	none	405	E.coli	0	EDSS + SBI +
6	43 days	+	M	Group B streptococcus	Not done	No growth	0	EDSS– SBI +
1	13 days	-	M	None	0	Contaminant	40	EDSS + SBI −	CSF culture negative. Analyzed as EDSS only +
8	48 days	-	M	none	2	Klebsiella pneumoniae	0	EDSS − SBI+	SBI positive urine culture. Subsequently had two more UTIs.
9	51 days	-	M	none	46	Candida glabrata	0	EDSS+ SBI+	C. glabrata considered significant by clinician.
10	59 days	-	F	none	12	Not done	0	EDSS+ SBI−
11	56 days	-	M	none	5	E.coli	0	EDSS − SBI+	SBI Positive urine culture.
12	87 days	+	F	Coag neg staphylococcus	21	Coag neg staphyloccus	0	EDSS+ SBI−	Clinician considered cultures significant and treated but analyzed as EDSS + SBI−
13	4 months 12 days	-	M	Not Done	12	Not done	0	EDSS+ SBI−
14	7 months 3 days	-	F	Staphylococcus aureus	Not done	Not done	0	EDSS − SBI +

RSV, Respiratory Syncytial Virus; WBC, white blood count; CSF, cerebrospinal fluid; EDSS, emergency department septic screening; SBI, serious bacterial infection.