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. 2018 Jan 20;34(6):1347–1362. doi: 10.3904/kjim.2017.098

Table 1.

Characteristics of the studies of Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia or endocarditis included in the systematic review

No. Author Year Study period Country Total no. of cases Proportion of HAMRSA/CAMRSA/MSSAa,b,c Population IE (% of cases) Types of outcomes Mortality rate, %
Crude OR (95% CI)
MRSA MSSA
1 Holmes [21] 2011 2007.1–2008.11 Australia 532 22.2/15.8/62.0b SAB 30-Day mortality 22.1 14.2 1.72 (1.09–2.71)
New Zealand
2 Kao [22] 2011 2004.1–2004.12 Taiwan 137 42.3/5.8/51.8a SAB Hospital mortality 43.9 21.1 2.93 (1.38–6.19)
3 Lubart [23] 2011 2004.1–2005.12 Israel 68 66.2/33.8c SAB 14-Day mortality 40.0 13.0 4.44 (1.15–17.18)
4 Park [24] 2011 2003.1–2008.12 Korea 266 46.6/7.9/45.5a SAB 30-Day mortality 21.4 28.9 0.67 (0.38–1.17)
5 Big [25] 2010 2004.1–2008.7 USA 76 60.5/39.5c SAB Hospital mortality 34.8 20.0 2.13 (0.72–6.29)
6 Kang [26] 2010 2004.9–2006.8 Korea 709 46.4/53.6c SAB/SAE 31 (4.4) 30-Day mortality 33.1 17.1 2.40 (1.69–3.41)
7 Khan [27] 2010 2007.7–2008.6 Qatar 53 13.2/86.8c SAB Hospital mortality 28.6 28.3 1.02 (0.17–5.91)
8 Kim [28] 2010 2006.7–2008.12 Canada 684 27.9/72.1c SAB 30-Day mortality 25.1 15.4 1.84 (1.22–2.77)
9 Ponce-de-Le-on [29] 2010 2003.1–2007.12 Mexico 172 45.9/0/54.1b SAB 30-Day mortality, hos- pital mortality, 7-day mortality, LOS 21.5 21.5 1.0 (0.48–2.08)
10 Takayama [30] 2010 1990.1–2006.12 Japan 33 30.3/0/69.7b SAE 33 (100) Hospital mortality 70.0 34.8 4.38 (0.88–21.71)
11 Wehrhahn [31] 2010 2-Year period Australia 81 0/22.2/77.8b SAB/SAE 15 (18.5) 30-Day mortality 22.2 11.1 2.29 (0.59–8.91)
12 Ammerlaan [32] 2009 2007.1–2007.12 Europe 334 23.1/76.9c SAB 30-Day mortality 26.0 23.3 1.15 (0.64–2.07)
13 Ben-David [33] 2009 2000.1–2003.8 Israel 182 52.2/0/47.8b SAB Hospital mortality, LOS, total medical cost 25.3 18.4 1.5 (0.74–3.06)
14 Khatib [34] 2009 2002.1–2003.6 USA 78 78.2/21.8c SAB Hospital mortality 34.4 5.9 8.4 (1.04–67.79)
15 Kim [35] 2009 1995.1.–2006.12 Korea 73 16.4/26.0/57.5b SAE 73 (100) Hospital mortality, 35.5 2.4 22.55 (2.72–187.07)
16 Rieg [36] 2009 2002–2007 Germany 521 12.9/0/87.1a SAB Hospital mortality 41.8 18.7 3.12 (1.82–5.35)
17 Rubio-Terres [37] 2009 2005.1–2005.12 Spain 366 26.8/6.3/66.9b SAB Hospital mortality, LOS (in wards), ICU stay, cost per episode bacteremia 39.7 25.3 1.94 (1.22–3.09)
18 Turnidge [38] 2009 2007.6–2008.5 Australia 1865 24.1/75.9c SAB 30-Day mortality 30.0 17.7 2.0 (1.57–2.55)
New Zealand
19 Allard [39] 2008 1991–2005 Canada 815 8.3/0.1/91.5a SAB 30-Day mortality 33.3 23.1 1.67 (0.98–2.83)
20 Baroudi [40] 2008 1990.1–2006.1 USA 27 55.6/44.4c SAE 27 (100) Hospital mortality 40.0 50.0 0.67 (0.14–3.09)
21 Libert [41] 2008 2002.1–2004.12 Belgium 140 31.4/12.9/55.7b SAB Hospital mortality 54.8 35.9 1.90 (0.97–3.76)
22 Malani [42] 2008 2004–2005 USA 68 52.9/47.1c SAB Hospital mortality 25.0 12.5 3.88 (1.29–11.68)
23 Bader [43] 2007 2003.1–2004.12 USA 135 23.0/31.8/45.2b SAB Hospital mortality 33.8 18.0 2.32 (1.03–5.22)
24 Cagatay [44] 2007 2001.10–2002.12 Turkey 57 80.7/19.3c SAB SAB-related mortality (30-day) 54.3 63.6 0.68 (0.17–2.65)
25 Das [45] 2007 2001–11–2002–12 UK 140 49.3/10.7/40.0b SAB SAB-related mortality (within 10-day), LOS 33.3 16.1 2.61 (1.12–6.08)
26 Greiner [46] 2007 1999.12–2005.5 Germany 109 18.3/7.4/74.3b SAB Total hospital cost NR NR NR
27 Hsu [47] 2007 1995–2005 Taiwan 123 39.0/61.0c SAE 123 (100) Hospital mortality 41.7 16.0 3.75 (1.61–8.71)
28 Wang [48] 2007 1990–2004 Taiwan 1148 74.1/25.9c SAB 30-Day mortality 49.8 27.6 2.60 (1.95–3.47)
29 Depuydt [49] 2006 1992–2002 Belgium 32 59.4/40.6c Bacteremic SAP Hospital mortality 72.2 NR NR
30 Guilarde [50] 2006 2000.1–2001.12 Brazil 111 55.0/45.0c SAB SAB-related mortality 47.5 20.0 3.63 (1.54–8.53)
31 Heo [51] 2006 2000.1–2005.8 Korea 231 0/27.3/72.7b SAB Hospital mortality 30.2 19.6 1.77 (0.91–3.41)
32 Kim [52] 2006 1999.1–2003.5 Korea 96 64.6/3.1/32.3a SAB Hospital mortality 26.2 0.0 22.73 (1.32–391.68)
33 Lesse [53] 2006 1997.1–2003.12 USA 38 63.2/36.8c SAB Hospital mortality 33.3 21.4 1.83 (0.4–8.49)
34 Marra [54] 2006 2003.12.15–2004.12.31 USA 91 46.2/53.8c SAB Hospital mortality 26.2 4.1 8.69 (1.80–41.88)
35 Nori [55] 2006 1999.1–2004.2 USA 22 50.0/50.0c SAE 22 (100) Hospital mortality 54.5 45.5 1.44 (0.27–7.71)
36 Perovic [56] 2006 1999.11–2002.10 South Africa 449 18.7/4.7/76.6b SAB SAB-related mortality (14-day) 33.3 20.1 1.99 (1.23–3.23)
37 Shorr [57] 2006 2002–2003 USA 1540 21.2/6.2/72.6a SAB Hospital mortality 23.5 16.4 1.57 (1.19–2.06)
38 Wyllie [58] 2006 1997.4–2004.3 UK 441 51.5/0/48.5b SAB 30-Day mortality 33.5 27.1 1.35 (0.90–2.04)
39 Cassettari [59] 2005 1999.5–1999.8 Brazil 163 58.9/0/41.1b SAB Hospital mortality, SAB-related mortality (15-day) 44.8 29.9 1.91 (0.99–3.69)
40 DeRyke [60] 2005 1999.1–2004.4 USA 60 70.0/0/30.0b Bacteremic SAP Hospital mortality, SAB-related mortality, infection-related LOS 54.8 55.6 0.97 (0.32–2.94)
41 Fowler [61] 2005 2000.6–2003.12 USA 424 26.7/6.7/66.7a SAE 424 (100) Hospital mortality 29.8 23.3 1.39 (0.89–2.20)
Multicontinent
42 Lodise [62] 2005 1999.1–2001.1 USA 353 39.9/8.2/51.8b SAB SAB-related mortality, 30-day mortality, SAB-related LOS and hospital cost 30.6 15.3 2.44 (1.45–4.10)
43 Reed [63] 2005 1996.7.–2001.8 USA 143 37.8/62.2 SAB Hospital-mortality, LOS, ICU stay, total hospital cost 14.8 9.0 1.76 (0.62–5.01)
44 Yoon [64] 2005 1986.3–2004.3 Korea 32 18.8/12.5/68.8b SAE 32 (100) Hospital mortality 50.0 9.1 10.0 (1.48–67.55)
45 Chang [65] 2004 1988.1–2002.12 Taiwan 12 66.7/33.3c SAE 12 (100) Hospital mortality 100 0 153.0 (2.58–9,077.05)
46 Cordova [66] 2004 1997.7–1999.6 Australia 501 7.8/3.2/89.0a SAB Hospital mortality (within 16-day), 7-day mortality, LOS 27.3 16.8 1.86 (0.98–3.53)
47 Osmon [67] 2004 2001.12–2002.9 USA 265 36.2/19.6/44.2a SAB Hospital mortality, LOS, ICU stay 13.5 16.2 0.81 (0.41–1.59)
48 Chang [68] 2003 1994.8–1996.3 USA 64 15.6/15.6/68.8a SAE 64 (100) 30-Day mortality, 14-Day mortality 50.0 22.7 3.40 (1.10–10.47)
49 Kim [69] 2003 1998.1–2002.3 Korea 29 48.3/51.7c SAB SAB-related mortality 57.1 20.0 5.33 (1.02–27.76)
50 Melzer [70] 2003 1995.1–2000.12 UK 815 46.9/0/53.1b SAB SAB-related mortality, overall mortality 29.6 13.6 2.66 (1.87–3.79)
51 Na [71] 2003 1990.1–2000.5 Korea 10 20.0/80.0c SAE 10 (100) Hospital mortality 100 25 13.00 (0.45–377.47)
52 Blot [72] 2002 1992.1.–1998.12 Belgium 85 55.3/0/44.7b SAB Hospital mortality, 15-day mortality, 30-day mortality, ICU stay 53.2 18.4 5.03 (1.85–13.69)
53 Campillo [73] 2002 1996.1–2001.3 France 83 90.4/0/9.6b SAB/peritonitis Hospital mortality 60.0 75.0 0.5 (0.09–2.64)
54 Talon [74] 2002 1997.1–1998.12 France 99 11.1/19.2/69.7b SAB 51.7 SAB-related mortality (14-day) 43.3 20.3 3.00 (1.18–7.62)
55 Tumbarello [75] 2002 1991.1–2000.12 Italy 129 24.8/7.0/68.2b SAB Hospital mortality, LOS 34.1 11.4 4.04 (1.61–10.17)
56 Cosgrove [76] 2001 1997.7–2000.6 USA 348 27.6/72.4c SAB Hospital mortality, SAB-related mortality, SAB-related LOS and hospital charge 22.9 19.8 1.20 (0.68–2.12)
57 Morin [77] 2001 1998.1–1998.12 USA 192 9.9/5.2/84.9a SAB Hospital mortality 13.8 10.4 1.37 (0.43–4.42)
58 Wisplinghoff [78] 2001 1995.12–1997.5 USA 82 48.8/0/51.2b SAB Hospital mortality 25.0 23.8 1.07 (0.39–2.92)
59 Ibrahim [79] 2000 1997.6–1999.7 USA 94 48.9/51.1c SAB Hospital mortality 37.0 25.0 1.76 (0.73–4.27)
60 Roghmann [80] 2000 1995.10–1998.1 USA 125 22.7/7.0/70.3b SAB 30-Day mortality 32.4 23.9 1.53 (0.66–3.57)
61 Selvey [81] 2000 1992–1997 Australia 504 37.3/0/62.7b SAB Hospital mortality, SAB-related mortality 18.6 13.0 1.53 (0.94–2.51)
62 Soriano [82] 2000 1991.1–1998.12 Spain 908 19.9/4.8/75.2b SAB/SAE 31 (3.4) SAB-related mortality (30-day), LOS 21.8 8.9 2.84 (1.88–4.28)

HA, hospital-acquired; MRSA, methicillin-resistant S. aurues; CA, community-acquired; MSSA, methicillin-susceptible S. aureus; IE, infective endocarditis; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; SAB, S. aureus bacteremia; SAE, S. aureus-associated infective endocarditis; LOS, length of hospital stay; ICU, intensive care unit; SAP, S. aureus-associated pneumonia.

a

Represents the proportion of cases which were epidemiologically defined according to CA- and HA-MRSA.

b

Represents the proportion of cases which were classified into community-onset and hospital-onset MRSA without definition of CA-MRSA.

c

Indicates the proportion of cases with MRSA, when onset of bacteremia was not defined according to the epidemiologic definition.