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. 2001 Feb;39(2):438–444. doi: 10.1128/JCM.39.2.438-444.2001

TABLE 2.

Factors associated with E. coli resistance to AMC as assessed by univariate analysis

Risk factor No. (%) of patientsa
OR (95% CI) P value
I-R S value
Age>65 yr 65 255
 No 22 (33.9) 105 (41.2) 1
 Yes 43 (66.1) 150 (58.8) 1.37 (0.77–2.42) 0.29
Sex 65 255
 Female 49 (75.4) 197 (77.3) 1
 Male 16 (24.6) 58 (22.7) 1.11 (0.59–2.10) 0.75
Unit of hospitalization 65 255
 AC 43 (66.1) 199 (78.0) 1
 IC 12 (18.5) 37 (14.5) 1.50 (0.73–3.11) 0.28
 LC 10 (15.4) 19 (7.5) 2.44 (1.08–5.50) 0.04
Nosocomial acquisition 65 255
 No 48 (73.8) 161 (63.1) 1
 Yes 17 (26.2) 94 (36.9) 1.65 (0.89–3.02) 0.11
Urinary catheter 64 255
 No 47 (73.4) 195 (76.5) 1
 Yes 17 (26.6) 60 (23.5) 1.18 (0.63–2.20) 0.62
Prior (1 yr) hospitalization 60 208
 No 20 (33.3) 109 (52.4) 1
 Yes 40 (66.7) 99 (47.6) 2.20 (1.21–3.99) 0.009
Prior (1 yr) UTI 60 208
 No 26 (43.3) 164 (78.8) 1
 Yes 34 (56.7) 44 (21.2) 4.87 (2.72–8.73) 0.001
Prior (1 yr) urinary catheter 62 208
 No 33 (53.2) 174 (83.7) 1
 Yes 29 (46.8) 34 (16.3) 4.50 (2.48–8.14) 0.001
Prior (6 mo) antibiotic exposure 65 255
 No 32 (49.2) 208 (81.6) 1
 Yes 33 (50.8) 47 (18.4) 4.57 (2.62–7.94) 0.001
a

I-R, intermediate and resistant strains; S, susceptible strains.