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. 2022 Apr 28;13:872854. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2022.872854

TABLE 3.

Clinical characteristics of patients with vancomycin-associated SJS and Linezolid-associated SJS collected from the FAERS database (January 2004 to July 2021).

Characteristics Reports (N, %)
Vancomycin Linezolid
Patient age (year)
 <18 17 (6.16) 1 (1.59)
 18–44 41 (14.86) 2 (3.17)
 45–64 87 (31.52) 23 (36.51)
 65–74 55 (19.93) 17 (26.98)
 >74 41 (14.86) 4 (6.35)
 Unknown 35 (12.68) 16 (25.40)
Patient gender
 Female 121 (43.84) 29 (46.03)
 Male 136 (49.28) 28 (44.44)
 Unknown 19 (0.36) 6 (1.59)
Area
 Africa 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00)
 Asia 26 (9.42) 8 (12.70)
 Europe 90 (32.61) 26 (41.27)
 Oceania 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00)
 North America 130 (47.10) 26 (41.27)
 South America 6 (2.17) 1 (1.59)
 Unknown 24 (8.70) 2 (3.17)
Reporters
 Consumer 7 (2.54) 3 (4.76)
 Lawyer 11 (3.99) 0 (0.00)
 Pharmacist 77 (27.90) 19 (30.16)
 Physician 68 (24.64) 10 (15.87)
 Other health-professional 66 (23.91) 21 (33.33)
 Unknown 47 (17.03) 10 (15.87)
Outcome event
 Death 93 (33.70) 25 (39.68)
 Disability 18 (6.52) 3 (4.76)
 Hospitalization-Initial or Prolonged 144 (52.17) 28 (44.44)
 Life-Threatening 59 (21.38) 17 (26.98)
 Other Serious (Important Medical Event) 122 (44.20) 35 (55.56)
 Required Intervention to Prevent Permanent Impairment/Damage 17 (6.16) 1 (1.59)

FAERS, FDA, adverse event reporting system.