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. 2019 Oct 19;18:30. doi: 10.1186/s12941-019-0329-6

Table 2.

Bloodstream infection characteristics

N = 49
Age, median (IQR) 67 (50–75)
Male, n (%) 36 (73.5)
Charlson index, n (%) 2 (1–4)
Type of infection, n (%)
 Complicated bloodstream infection 34 (69.4)
 Uncomplicated bloodstream infection 15 (30.6)
Causative organism, n (%)
 MSSA 15 (30.6)
 MRSA 9 (18.4)
 CNS 17 (34.7)
 E. faecalis 1 (2)
 E. faecium 2 (4.1)
 Streptococcus 2 (4.1)
 Other 1 (2)
 No isolation 2 (4.1)
 Days of prior AB therapy, median (IQR) 8 (0–15)
 Prior antibiotic therapy, n (%) 46 (93.9)
 Daptomycin 22 (44.9)
 Ceftriaxone 10 (20.4)
 Linezolid 9 (18.4)
 Vancomycin 11 (22.4)
Reason for DBV administration, n (%)
 Facilitate discharge 38 (77.6)
 Prior treatment failure 1 (2)
 Toxicity 2 (4)
DBV dose, n (%)
 1000 mg (1 day), 500 mg (8 days) 14 (28.6)
 1000 mg 1 day 11 (22.4)
 1500 mg 1 day 21 (42.9)
 Other 3 (6.1)
 DBV-covered treatment days (IQR) 14 (14)
 Clinical cure, n (%) 49 (100)
Microbiological cure
 Follow-up blood cultures, n (%) 36 (73.5)
 Negative follow-up blood cultures 35 (97.2)
 Death related to bloodstream infection, n (%) 0
 Relapse, n (%) 0
 Readmission for different reason 1 (2)
 Reduction in days of hospital stay (IQR) 14 (7–14)
 Total reduction, days 636