TABLE 1.

Demographic and clinical data of the 19 study patients that yielded the 19 BSI isolates

Pt no.a	Blood isolate no.	Sexb	Age range (yr)	ICU admission date (mo/yr)	Time from ICU admission to OXA-48 Kp BSI (days)	CRKP screening result upon ICU admission	Date of previous OXA-48 Kp carriage prior to BSI (mo/yr)	Previous hospitalization	Patient transferc	Outcome
P1	K1	F	80–89	5/14	100	Negative	None	Yes	Intrahospital	Death
P2	K2	M	70–79	8/14	14	Negative	None	Yes	Intrahospital	Death
P3	K3	M	40–49	9/14	31	Negative	9/14	Yes	Intrahospital	Death
P4	K4	F	70–79	9/14	29	Negative	None	Yes	Intrahospital	Exit
P5	K5	F	60–69	1/15	23	Negative	1/15	No		Death
P6	K6	F	60–69	1/15	151	Negative	4/15	No		Death
P7	K7	F	60–69	1/15	16	Negative	None	No		Exit
P8	K8	F	70–79	2/15	90	Positive	None	Yes	Intrahospital	Death
P9	K9	M	60–69	3/15	12	Negative	None	No		Death
P10	K10	M	60–69	6/15	29	Positive	None	Yes	Intrahospital	Exit
P11	K11	F	30–39	9/15	22	Positive	9/15	Yes	Intrahospital	Exit
P12	K12	F	40–49	9/15	75	Negative	9/15	No		Exit
P13	K13	M	80–89	9/15	0	Positive	None	Yes	Intrahospital	Death
P14	K14	M	50–59	11/15	15	Negative	None	No		Death
P15	K15	F	60–59	12/15	14	Negative	12/15	No		Death
P16	K16	F	50–59	1/16	13	Negative	1/16	No		Exit
P17	K17	M	80–89	2/16	20	Negative	2/16	No		Death
P18	K18	M	20–29	3/16	29	Negative	3/16	No		Exit
P19	K19	F	60–69	7/16	22	Positive	7/16	Yes	Intrahospital	Exit

^aPt, patient.

^bM, male; F, female.

^cAll intrahospital transfers refer to patients that had undergone surgery and were hospitalized in different surgical units of our hospital prior to their admission in ICU.