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. 2013 Mar 22;37(7):1375–1380. doi: 10.1007/s00264-013-1856-y

Table 1.

Characteristics and treatment outcomes of patients with osteoarticular infections

Patient Gender Age Device/prosthesis type Pathogen Underlying conditions DAP regimen (mg/kg/day) Duration of DAP+RIF therapy (days) Adverse effects CPK max Device/prosthesis outcome DAP+RIF clinical outcome
1 m 50 Femur plate MRSE Diabetes 8.0 26 53 Device removal success
2 f 36 Knee arthopl. MRSA/MRSEa Kidney graft 6.6 17 9 Prosth. removal success
3 f 41 Femur nail MRSA/MRSEa 8.0 36 272 Device exchange success
4 m 79 Metatarsal plate MSSA 8.8 14 52 Device removal success
5 m 72 Bilat. hip arthropl. MRSA 8.4 122b Minor fatigue 108 Bilat. prosth. exchange success
6 m 76 Knee arthopl. MRSE Diabetes/statin 8.3 15 86 Partial prosth. exchange success
7 m 85 No implant, toe MRSA Diabetes/PAD 8.0 15 Exitus at day 15c 125 NR NE
8 m 26 Ext. Fixator, toe MRSA 7.7 20 79 Device removal success
9 m 51 Hip arthopl. MSSA AD /Steroids 8.9 42 266 Prosth. retention success
10 m 61 Knee arthopl. MRSE 8.8 70 Minor myalgia 90 Prosth. retention success
11 f 51 No implant, lumbar MSSA 7.2 42 Ileus, RIF-assoc. rash 8 NR success
12 f 52 Ankle plate MSSA Hepatitis C 8.5 10 135 Device retention success
13 f 75 Hip arthopl. MRSA 7.7 42 5 Prosth. retention success
14 m 72 Kneecap cerclage S. mitis 8.0 21 103 Device exchange success
15 m 66 Tibia nail MRSA Diabet./statin/PAD 8.7 21 305 Vasc. Prosth. Removald success
16 m 71 No implant, toe MSSA Diabetes 8.9 14 59 NR

AD autoimmune disease, PAD peripheral arterial disease, NR non relevant, NE not evaluable, DA daptomycin, RIF rifampicin

aCo-infected with MRSA and MRSE

bPatient received 900 mg/day rifampicin

cPatient died from endocarditis and sepsis

dPatient had limb amputation