Table 2.

Bacterial identification results and sensitivity of detection of the rapid diagnosis strategy

Bacterial species	Sensitivity (%)	Bacterial species	Sensitivity (%)
Gram positive bacteria		Gram negative bacteria
Staphylococcus (n = 98)		Enterobacterales (n = 109)
S. aureus	30/37 (81.1%)	E. coli	72/77 (93.5%)
CoNS		K. pneumoniae	6/7 (85.7%)
S. epidermidis	28/43 (65.1%)	P. mirabilis	6/7 (85.7%)
S. hominis	8/9 (88.9%)	E. complex cloacae	5/5 (100%)
S. haemolyticus	2/3 (66.7%)	C. freundii	2/2 (100%)
S. capitis	2/2 (100%)	C. koseri	2/2 (100%)
S. lugdunensis	1/1 (100%)	H. alvei	2/2 (100%)
S. pasteuri	0/1 (0%)	S. marcescens	1/2 (50%)
S. caprae	0/1 (0%)	K. variicola	0/2 (0%)
S. pettenkoferi	0/1 (0%)	K. oxytoca	0/1 (0%)
Streptococcus (n = 32)		Salmonella sp	1/1 (100%)
S. pneumoniae	1/6 (16.7%)	P. agglomerans	0/1 (0%)
S. gallolytcus	3/6 (50%)	Others (n = 24)
S. mitis/oralis	3/5 (60%)	P. aeruginosa	7/8 (87.5%)
S. pyogenes	3/4 (75%)	H. influenzae	0/2 (0%)
S. agalactiae	2/2 (100%)	F. nucleatum	0/2 (0%)
S. milleri group	2/3 (66.7%)	B. fragilis	0/2 (0%)
S. dysgalactiae	2/2 (100%)	R. radiobacter	1/1 (100%)
S. gordonii	0/2 (0%)	L. trevisani	0/1 (0%)
S. parasanguinis	0/1 (0%)	P. heparinolytica	0/1 (0%)
S. sanguinis	0/1 (0%)	B. uniformis	0/1 (0%)
Enterococcus (n = 11)		C. jejuni	0/1 (0%)
E. faecalis	5/6 (83.3%)	C. fetus	0/1 (0%)
E. faecium	4/5 (80%)	O. anthropi	0/1 (0%)
Others (n = 12)		A. caviae	0/1 (0%)
C. acnes	1/2 (50%)	A. ursingii	0/1 (0%)
F. magna	1/1 (100%)	R. mucosa	0/1 (0%)
M. luteus	1/1 (100%)
L. rhamnosus	1/1 (100%)
R. dentocariosa	0/1 (0%)
L. casei	0/1 (0%)
P. micra	0/1 (0%)
C. ramosum	0/1 (0%)
C. minutissimum	0/1 (0%)
G. aichiensis	0/1 (0%)
Microbacterium sp	0/1 (0%)
Total	100/153 (65.4%)		105/133 (78.9%)

Bacterial species identified by the rapid diagnosis strategy (RS ± FA) in Gram-positive and Gram-negative monomicrobial positive blood culture