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. 2015 Jan 1;8(1):569–577.

Table 1.

Overall clinical profiles of 33 patients

Clinical factors Categories Summary measure
Age < 55 years 1 (3.0%)
[mean, 75.6 years; 41-98 years] 55 ≤, < 65 years 4 (12.1%)
65 ≤, < 75 years 8 (24.2%)
75 ≤, < 85 years 15 (45.5%)
85 years ≤ 5 (15.2%)
Sex Male 19 (57.6%)
Female 14 (42.4%)
Samples (35 samples) arterial blood 6 (18.2%)
venous blood 19 (57.6%)
bile 6 (18.2%)
peritoneal fluid 3 (9.1%)
surgical wound (pus) 1 (3.0%)
Clinical Diagnosis cholangitis/cholecystitis 6 (18.2%)
urinary tract infection 5 (15.2%)
peritonitis 5 (15.2%)
pneumonia 5 (15.2%)
sepsis 4 (12.1%)
liver abscess 2 (6.1%)
enterocolitis 2 (6.1%)
infectious endocarditis 1 (3.0%)
surgical site infection 1 (3.0%)
myonecrosis 1 (3.0%)
unknown 1 (3.0%)
Entry site respiratory tract 5 (15.2%)
urinary tract 5 (15.2%)
bowel 6 (18.2%)
biliary tract 8 (24.2%)
surgical wound 1 (3.0%)
unknown 8 (24.2%)
Clinical condition Sepsis (*SIRS) 21 (63.6%)
Bacteremia (without SIRS) 7 (21.2%)
Others 5 (15.2%)
Trigger operation or intervention 15 (45.5%)
cancer 9 (27.3%)
non-neoplastic disease 6 (18.2%)
Immunocompromised factor diabetes 4 (12.1%)
liver cirrhosis 3 (9.1%)
chemo (radiation) therapy 2 (6.1%)
interstitial pneumonia 2 (6.1%)
hemodialysis 2 (6.1%)
*

SIRS, systemic inflammatory response syndrome.