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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mater Sci Eng C Mater Biol Appl. 2016 Apr 30;67:822–833. doi: 10.1016/j.msec.2016.04.062

Table 135.

Patients characteristics for 18 total patients, the three groups included infected nonunion (group A), infected nonunion repair (group B), and recurrent osteomyelitis (group C)

Patient Age Segment Open Fracture Bacteria Local Antibiotic
Group A 1 34 Tibia GIIIB MRSA/Enterobacter cloacae Vancomycin/gentamycin
2 20 Tibia GIIIB MRSA/Serratia spp Vancomycin/tobramycin
3 26 Tibia GIIIB MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
4 44 Femur No MRSA Vancomycin
5 36 Tibia GIIIB MRSA Vancomycin/tobramycin
6 52 Tibia GIIIA MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
7 45 Tibia GIII A MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
8 29 Tibia GIIIB MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
9 18 Femur No MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
Tibia No MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
10 42 Tibia GIIIA MSSA*/pseudom Vancomycin/gentamycin/imipenem
11 41 Tibia GIIIB Pseudomona/MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin/colis
Group B 12 20 Tibia No MSSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
13 34 Tibia GIIIA MRSA Vancomycin
14 50 Tibia GII MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
15 33 Femur GIIIA MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
16 41 Femur No MRSA Vancomycin/tobramycin
Group C 17 38 Tibia No MRSA Vancomycin/gentamycin
18 65 TIBIA No MRSA/Enterobacter cloacae Vancomycin/gentamycin
*

Staphylococcus sensitive to methicillin and Pseudomona aureoginosa.

Staphylococcus resistent to methicillin.