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. 2016 Nov-Dec;181(11-12):e1685–e1691. doi: 10.7205/MILMED-D-15-00553

TABLE II.

Number of Patients With Positive and Negative Blood Cultures

  Positive Blood Cultures Negative Blood Cultures p Value
Overall (n = 54) 10 44
 Median Age (Min, Max) 54 (25, 67) 48 (19,67)
 Male Gender   6 (60%) 28 (64%)
 D0–30 (n = 50)   7 (14%) 43 (86%) <0.01
 D31–100 (n = 16)   3 (19%) 13 (81%) 0.02
 All-Cause Mortality   3 (30%)   2 (4%) 0.04
AlloSCT (n = 21)   4 17
 Median Age (Min, Max) 38 (25, 66) 35 (20, 65)
 Male Gender   3 (75%) 10 (59%)
 D0–30 (n = 16)   1 (6.25%) 15 (94%)
 D31–100 (n = 9)   3 (33%)   6 (67%) 0.01
 All-Cause Mortality   2 (50%)   2 (12%)
ASCT (n = 33)   6 27
 Median Age (Min, Max) 59 (31, 67) 55 (19, 67)
 Male Gender   3 (50%) 18 (67%)
 D0–30 (n = 31)   6 (19%) 25 (81%) <0.01
 D31–100 (n = 7)   0 (0%)   7 (100%)
 All-Cause Mortality   1 (17%)   0 (0%)

D0–30, day 0 through day 30 post-transplant; D31–100, day 31 through day 100 post-transplant. Patients were counted once for assessment of overall positive and negative blood cultures. When described in the time frames of interest, a patient may be counted once in each time frame. Mortality is expressed as mortality in the first 100 days post-transplant. Only p values ≤ 0.05 are shown.