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. 2016 Jul 27;71(12):3536–3539. doi: 10.1093/jac/dkw305

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics by treatment group before and after IPTW

Fluconazole (N = 126) Echinocandin (N = 181) Standardized difference before IPTW Standardized difference after IPTW
Age (years), median (IQR)a 60 (46, 69) 60 (50, 75) 11.4 2.4
Male, n (%)a 61 (48.4) 115 (63.5) −30.7 0.5
Black race, n (%)a 33 (26.2) 39 (21.6) −10.9 −4.6
Need for ICU resources the week prior to candidaemia onset, n (%)a 53 (42) 101 (56) 27.7 5.1
Need for vasopressors the day of candidaemia onset, n (%)a 28 (22) 67 (37) 32.7 11.9
Year of candidaemia onset, n (%)a 24.6 2.7
 2009 35 (55) 29 (45)
 2010 34 (44) 43 (56)
 2011 23 (31) 51 (69)
 2012 17 (35) 32 (65)
 2013 17 (40) 26 (60)
Charlson comorbidity score, median (IQR) 2 (1, 4) 2 (1, 4) NA NA
LOS, median (IQR), days 18 (8, 37) 21 (10, 34) NA NA
LOS prior to candidaemia onset, median (IQR), days 3 (0, 16) 5 (0, 19) NA NA
Receipt of antifungal prophylaxis, n (%) 20 (15.9) 33 (18.2) NA NA
Healthcare-onset candidaemia, n (%) 67 (53.2) 98 (54.1) NA NA
Empirical antifungal, n (%) 109 (86.5) 162 (89.5) NA NA

LOS, length of stay; NA, not applicable.

aVariable included in final propensity score model.