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. 2013 Dec;57(12):6270–6275. doi: 10.1128/AAC.01520-13

Table 1.

Demographics and risk factors in patients with bloodstream infections caused by Acinetobacter baumannii

Patient characteristic Data for subjects with BSI caused by:
OR 95% CI P value
CASR A. baumannii (n = 68) Non-CASR A. baumannii (n = 206)
Demographics
    Mean age, yr, ±SD 62.5 ± 16.4 52 ± 25 <0.001
    Age of >60 yr, no. (%) 37 (54) 81 (39) 1.84 1.06–3.20 0.029
    Sex (male), no. (%) 39 (57) 94 (46) 1.60 0.92–2.78 0.094
    Primary infection, no. (%) 67 (98.5) 203 (98.5) 1 0.10–9.87 1
    Ethnicity (African American), no. (%) 53 (78) 151 (73) 1.30 0.67–2.46 0.44
    Admitted from home, no. (%) 43 (63) 127 (62) 1.07 0.60–1.88 0.81
Comorbidity scores, median (interquartile range)
    Charlson's index on admission 6 (2.5–8.5) 4 (2–7) 0.08
    McCabe score on admission 2 (1.5–2) 2 (2–3) 0.0001
Comorbid conditions, no. (%)
    Admitted in rapidly fatal condition 17 (25) 17 (8) 3.70 1.76–7.76 <0.001
    Positive A. baumannii blood culture after 72 h of admission 50 (74) 99 (48) 2.97 1.62–5.44 <0.001
    Directly admitted to ICU 30 (44) 55 (27) 2.16 1.22–3.83 0.007
    Central line insertion prior to PBCa 11 (16) 49 (24) 0.62 0.30–1.27 0.18
    Foley catheter insertion prior to PBC 9 (13) 19 (9) 1.5 0.64–3.50 0.34
    Intubation prior to PBC 39 (57) 62 (30) 3 1.77–5.50 <0.001
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PBC, positive blood culture.