Table 1.
Cases of Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) Associated Peritonitis with Pantoae Agglomerans
| Case (Ref.) | Type of PD | Sex/Age | Proposed etiology | Antbiotics used/route | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 [3] | NA | F/2 | Teeting to catheter | Cefotaxime, Gentamisin/IP | Cured, catheter replaced new one |
| 2 [4] | CAPD | F/49 | Rose-thorn injury | Ceftazidime, Amikasin/IP | Cured |
| 3 [5] | CCPD | M/65 | Unknown | Ciprofloxacin/IV | Cured |
| 4 [6] | CAPD | M/51 | Rose-thorn injury | Cefepime/IP | Cured |
| 5 [7] | NA | F/52 | Unknown | Ciprofloxacin/oral | Cured |
| 6 [8] | CAPD | M/45 | Thorn injury | Ciprofloxacin/IP | Cured |
| 7 [9] | CCPD | M/56 | Unknown | Tobramycin/NA | Cured |
| Our case | APD | F/89 | Unknown | İmipenem/IV | Patient died |
NA, not adjusted; CAPD, Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis; CCPD, Continuous Cycling Peritoneal Daialysis; APD, Automated Peritoneal Dialysis; IP, Intraperitoneal; IV, Intravenous