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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 23.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Infect Dis. 2021 Nov 2;73(9):1609–1616. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciab512

Table 3.

Antifungal Treatment Received and Antifungal Susceptibility Testing Result Availability by Candida Species of Adult Candidemia Patients (N = 1801)—9 Surveillance Sites, United States, 2017–2018

Candida Species From First Positive Blood Culturea
Initial Antifungal Drug Administered
Tested for Antifungal Susceptibility
Total (N = 1801) % Echinocandin (n = 1258) % Fluconazole (n = 543) % Fluconazole (n = 968) % Echinocandin (n = 720) %
C albicans 695 38.6 456 65.6 239 34.4 366 52.7 241 34.7

C glabrata 530 29.4 385 72.6 145 27.4 260 49.1 226 42.6

C parapsilosis 237 13.2 161 67.9   76 32.1 133 56.1 103 43.5

C tropicalis 129   7.2   96 74.4   33 25.6   67 51.9   45 34.9

C krusei b   32   1.8   23 71.9  9 28.1   32 100.0   16 50.0

C lusitaniae   31   1.7   19 61.3   12 38.7   18 58.1   15 48.4

C dubliniensis   23   1.3   18 78.3  5 21.7   16 69.6   14 60.9

Other non-albicans species   75   4.2   61 81.3   14 18.7   42 56.0   37 49.3

>1 speciesc   49   2.7   39 79.6   10 20.4   34 69.4   23 46.9

Abbreviation: C, Candicans.

a

Rows are mutually exclusive.

b

Fluconazole susceptibility results were considered known for all of these patients because C krusei is an inherently fluconazole-resistant species.

c

C albicans was one of the species present for 32 of the patients whose initial blood culture grew >1 species.