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. 2017 Mar 15;56(6):729–732. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.56.7616

Table 2.

Characteristics of ESRD Patients with Shewanella Infection.

Case Reference Country Age Sex Shewanella
species
Focus Route of
infection
Antibiotic therapy Outcome
1 6 Australia 62 M S. putrefaciens Oligoarthritis, bacteremia Respiratory tract FLUX, GM, PIPC, CPFX Survival
2 7 Japan 64 F S. algae Bacteremia Unknown CEZ, GM, LVFX, MINO, CFPM Survival
3 8 Australia 69 M S. putrefaciens Splenic abscess, bacteremia Skin ulcer Unknown Survival
4 9 USA 58 M S. algae Myonecrosis, bacteremia Skin ulcer CFPM Survival
5 4 Korea 67 M S. putrefaciens Necrotizing fasciitis, bacteremia Skin ulcer CAZ, MEPM, VCM, DOXY, GM Death
6 10 USA 78 M S. putrefaciens Bacteremia Catheter GM, MEPM Survival
7 11 Taiwan 82 F S. putrefaciens Bacteremia Catheter DRPM, AMK Survival
8 Present case Japan 71 M S. algae Infectious enterocolitis, bacteremia Oral MEPM, CAZ, LVFX Survival

ESRD: end-stage renal disease, FLUX: flucloxacillin, GM: gentamicin, PIPC: piperacillin, CPFX: ciprofloxacin, CEZ: cefazolin, LVFX: levofloxacin, MINO: minocycline, CFPM: cefepime, CAZ: ceftazidime, MEPM: meropenem, VCM: vancomycin, DOXY: doxycycline, DRPM: doripenem, AMK: amikacin