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. 2013 Mar;57(3):1192–1200. doi: 10.1128/AAC.02192-12

Table 3.

Daptomycin treatment success in Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia, stratified by methicillin susceptibility (MSSA versus MRSA) and therapies useda

Therapy No. of cases with successful daptomycin response/total no. of cases (%) P value No. of MSSA cases with successful daptomycin response/total no. of MSSA cases (%) P value No. of MRSA cases with successful daptomycin response/total no. of MRSA cases (%) P value
Daptomycin at initial dose of:
    >6 mg/kg 50/60 (83) 0.408 15/17 (88) 0.315 35/43 (81) 0.722
    <6 mg/kg 15/20 (75) 5/7 (71) 10/13 (77)
Concomitant β-lactam
    With β-lactam 26/30 (87) 0.336 8/8 (100) 0.121 18/22 (82) 0.825
    Without β-lactam 39/50 (78) 12/16 (75) 27/34 (79)
Concomitant rifampin
    With rifampin 13/17 (76) 0.569 1/2 (50) 0.186 12/15 (80) 0.968
    Without rifampin 52/63 (83) 19/22 (86) 33/41 (80)
Concomitant gentamicin
    With gentamicin 6/8 (75) 0.633 1/2 (50) 0.186 5/6 (83) 0.846
    Without gentamicin 59/72 (82) 19/22 (86) 40/50 (80)
Concomitant vancomycin
    With vancomycin 7/9 (78) 0.777 3/4 (75) 0.624 4/5 (80) 0.983
    Without vancomycin 58/71 (82) 17/20 (85) 41/51 (80)
a

Some patients received more than one concomitant therapy. Data are not shown for concomitant linezolid (n = 2, both MRSA, with 1 failure and 1 success) and concomitant trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (n = 2, both MRSA, with 1 failure and 1 success).