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. 2021 Feb 9;4(2):e00225. doi: 10.1002/edm2.225

TABLE 2.

Associations with a correct prediction (true‐positive or true‐negative results) for Pseudomonas aeruginosa involvement in a diabetic foot infection

n = 221 Wrong prediction p value Correct prediction
n = 47 n = 174
Prior antibiotic use 17 (36%) .83 60 (34%)
Female patient 5 (11%) .12 36 (21%)
Prediction by female healthcare worker 14 (30%) .95 51 (29%)
Prediction by surgeon 19 (40%) .92 69 (40%)
Osteomyelitis cases only 29 (62%) .28 92 (53%)
After 1st restitution of interim results 16 (34%) .40 67 (39%)
After 2nd restitution of interim results 10 (21%) .62 43 (25%)
Gram‐negative bacteria on Gram stain 10 (21%) .11 21 (12%)
Presence of other Gram‐negative bacteria in culture 15 (32%) .11 36 (21%)