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. 2022 Oct 14;13:1001169. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.1001169

Table 1.

Summary of hvKp cases.

Case A S R Clinical impression Comorbidities Outcomes
1 76 F A Hepatic abscesses, secondary empyema, and bacteremia. Abscess drained. A-Fib, TBAD, HTN, HT DRF, then DH
2 64 F A Hepatic abscess, urinary tract infection, and bacteremia. Abscess drained. HBV, CRC s/p chemo (10 years ago) DH
3 52 F A Pyelonephritis and hepatic abscess. Abscess drained. None DH
4 76 F A Orbital cellulitis with posterior globe abscess. Abscess drained. cirrhosis, HCC Evisceration - DH
5 43 M W Trauma with respiratory colonization. Meth DRF*
6 56 M W Recurrent pneumonia. Stage IV LAC Outpatient
7 48 M H Neck abscess. Abscess drained. T2DM, DKA, SP DH
8 52 F H Pelvic abscess with bacteremia. Abscess drained. T2DM DH
9 79 F B Pneumonia. COPD, CVA, HTN Expired
10 82 M A Hepatic and perigastric micro-abscesses None DH
11 59 M W Presumed hepatic abscess with pylephlebitis and bacteremia. Attempt to drain abscess failed. CVA, GERD DH
12 30 M W Infection of right eye. Left parotid abscess and right ear drained. T1DM, DKA, Meth DRF
13 50 M B Cavitary pneumonia in the setting of severe COVID-19. COVID-19 Expired
14 39 M A Hepatic abscess with bacteremia. Abscess drained. None DH
15 55 F H Necrotizing pneumonia with empyema, erosive abscess, and perinephric abscess. Abscess drained. T2DM, HTN DH

A, age; S, sex; R, race, Hispanic (H), White (W), Asian (A), Black (B); T2DM, type 2 diabetes mellitus; T1DM, Type 1 diabetes mellitus; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; Meth, methamphetamine use; CRC, colorectal cancer; TBAD, Type B aortic dissection; A-Fib, atrial fibrillation; HTN, hypertension; HT, hypothyroidism; CVA, cerebrovascular accident; DKA, diabetic ketoacidosis; SP, sepsis; GERD, gastroesophageal reflux disease; LAC, lung adenocarcinoma; Race (R); DH, discharge home, no residual deficits; DRF, discharged to a rehabilitation facility. Three patients (20%) endorsed international travel in the last 5 years. All patients were treated with antibiotics.

*

Patient #8 required rehabilitation due to his trauma, not the complication of infection.