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. 2021 Aug 30;36(41):e251. doi: 10.3346/jkms.2021.36.e251

Table 2. The pathogens of HAP/VAP (n = 381).

Pathogens Values
Patients with presence of pathogens 235 (62)
No. of pathogens, including polymicrobial infections n = 267
Presence of bacteremia by pathogens 29 (12)
Patient No. with bacteria as pathogens 221 (94)
No. of bacteria including polymicrobial infection n = 250
A. baumannii 89 (36)
S. aureus 59 (24)
K. pnemoniae 25 (10)
P. aeruginosa 22 (9)
S. maltophilia 16 (6)
E. faecium 6 (3)
E. coli 6 (2)
E. aerogenes 5 (2)
E. cloacae 3 (1)
S. pneumoniae 3 (1)
S. marcescens 2 (1)
C. freundii 2 (1)
A. xylosoxidans 2 (1)
Others 10 (4)
Patients with virus as pathogens 12 (5)
No. of virus n = 12
Influenza A virus 5 (42)
RSV 2 (17)
PIV 1 (8)
Adenovirus 1 (8)
Influenza B virus 1 (8)
Human metapneumovirus 1 (8)
Rhinovirus 1 (8)
Patients with bacteria + virus as pathogens 2 (1)
Superinfection n = 2
A. baumannii + RSV 1 (50)
S. pneumoniae + PIV 1 (50)

Values are presented as number (%).

HAP = hospital-acquired pneumonia, VAP = ventilator-associated pneumonia, RSV = respiratory syncytial virus, PIV = parainfluenza virus.