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Table 2 Univariate analysis: association between the microorganism and other independent variables with composite outcome (death or recurrence)

From: Differences in clinical outcomes of bloodstream infections caused by Klebsiella aerogenes, Klebsiella pneumoniae and Enterobacter cloacae: a multicentre cohort study

Variables

Events

Persons-day

Rate per 1000 (95% CI)

Rate ratio (95% CI)*

p-value†

Microorganism

 K. pneumoniae

58

7196

8.06 (6.23–10.43)

Model 1‡: 1.00

Model 2§: 0.86 (0.48–1.50)

0.379

 E. cloacae

15

1555

9.65 (5.82–16.00)

Model 1‡: 1.18 (0.67–2.10)

Model 2§: 1.00

 K. aerogenes

2

609

3.28 (0.82–13.13)

Model 1‡: 0.42 (0.10–1.71)

Model 2§: 0.35 (0.08–1.55)

Sex

 Female

33

3285

10.05 (7.14–14.13)

1.00

0.110

 Male

41

6028

6.80 (5.01–9.24)

0.69 (0.43–1.09)

Age

 18–59

12

2425

4.95 (2.81–8.71)

1.00

0.039

 60–69

16

2657

6.02 (3.69–9.83)

1.17 (0.55–2.49)

 70–79

29

2609

11.12 (7.72–16.00)

2.21 (1.12–4.36)

 ≥ 80

18

1669

10.78 (6.79–17.12)

2.14 (1.02–4.46)

Charlson index

 < 5

19

5149

3.69 (2.35–5.79)

1.00

0.001

 ≥ 5

56

4211

13.30 (10.23–17.28)

3.56 (2.11–6.01)

Department responsible

 Medical

45

5132

8.77 (6.55–11.74)

1.00

0.198

 Surgery

10

2145

4.66 (2.51–8.66)

0.53 (0.27–1.06)

 ICU

13

1168

11.13 (6.46–19.17)

1.22 (0.65–2.30)

 Other

4

717

5.58 (2.09–14.86)

0.66 (0.24–1.87)

Setting of BSI acquisition

 Community

20

1994

10.03 (6.47–15.55)

1.00

0.258

 Nosocomial

41

4947

8.29 (6.10–11.26)

0.79 (0.46–1.37)

 HAI

14

2419

5.79 (3.43–9.77)

0.56 (0.28–1.12)

BSI source

 Abdominal

19

2245

8.46 (5.40–13.27)

1.00

0.598

 Catheter

5

1156

4.33 (1.80–10.39)

0.51 (0.19–1.38)

 Respiratory

7

617

11.35 (5.41–23.80)

1.35 (0.56–3.24)

 Urinary

27

3401

7.94 (5.44–11.58)

0.93 (0.51–1.68)

 Other

3

226

13.27 (4.28–41.16)

1.60 (0.47–5.47)

 Unknown

13

1711

7.60 (4.41–13.09)

0.87 (0.43–1.77)

Pitt score

 < 4

55

8647

6.36 (4.88–8.28)

1.00

0.001

 ≥ 4

20

713

28.06 (18.10–43.48)

4.47 (2.63–7.59)

Severe sepsis

 No

51

7695

6.63 (5.04–8.72)

1.00

0.002

 Yes

24

1665

14.41 (9.66–21.51)

2.16 (1.32–3.54)

Septic shock

 No

53

8328

6.36 (4.86–8.33)

1.00

0.001

 Yes

22

1032

21.32 (14.04–32.38)

3.45 (2.08–5.74)

ESBL production

 No

37

5182

7.14 (5.17–9.85)

1.00

0.616

 Yes

15

1737

8.64 (5.21–14.32)

1.17 (0.63–2.17)

Carbapenemase production

 No

40

5501

7.27 (5.33–9.91)

1.00

0.894

 Yes

5

704

7.10 (2.96–17.06)

1.07 (0.41–2.81)

Active empiric antibiotic

 No

12

1523

7.88 (4.48–13.87)

1.00

0.863

 Yes

50

6848

7.30 (5.53–9.63)

0.94 (0.49–1.81)

Time to start ATB

 Before

16

1591

10.06 (6.16–16.42)

1.00

0.473

 Same day

38

5747

6.61 (4.81–9.09)

0.69 (0.38–1.25)

 ≥ 1 days after

9

1248

7.21 (3.75–13.86)

0.74 (0.32–1.70)

  1. ATB: antibiotic; BSI: bloodstream infection; ESBL: extended-spectrum beta-lactamase; HAI: healthcare associated infection; ICU: intensive care unit
  2. *Multilevel mixed-effect Poisson regression estimate
  3. †Wald test
  4. ‡Model 1 considering K. pneumoniae the baseline group
  5. §Model 2 considering E. cloacae the baseline group