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Table 1 Baseline Demographic and Medical Characteristics*

From: Efficacy and safety of tigecycline versus levofloxacin for community-acquired pneumonia

 

Study Population

 

mITT

CE

Characteristic

Tigecycline

(n = 216)

Levofloxacin

(n = 212)

Tigecycline

(n = 144)

Levofloxacin

(n = 136)

Male, n (%)

131 (61)

133 (63)

91 (63)

87 (64)

Race, n (%)

    

   White

189 (88)

184 (87)

129 (90)

117 (86)

   Black

2 (<1)

4 (2)

-

3 (2)

   Asian

5 (2)

7 (3)

3 (2)

7 (5)

   Other

20 (9)

17 (8)

12 (8)

9 (7)

Mean age ± SD, years (range)

49.9 ± 18.1 (17--92)

49.7 ± 17.4 (18--85)

52.8 ± 16.9 (18--89)

50.4 ± 17.0 (18--85)

Fine Pneumonia Severity Score Index, n (%)

    

   I

32 (15)

41 (19)

18 (13)

23 (17)

   II

79 (37)

61 (29)

49 (34)

40 (29)

   III

59 (27)

66 (31)

40 (28)

42 (31)

   IV

44 (20)

42 (20)

35 (24)

30 (22)

   V

2 (<1)

2 (<1)

2 (1)

1 (<1)

Prior antibiotic failure, n (%)

44 (20)

55 (26)

9 (6)

15 (11)

Presence of underlying medical conditions

    

   COPD, n (%)

14 (7)

19 (9)

10 (7)

14 (10)

   Diabetes mellitus, n (%)

24 (11)

25 (12)

17 (12)

16 (12)

   Alcohol abuse, n (%)

14 (7)

10 (5)

10 (7)

7 (5)

   Neoplastic disease, n (%)

-

2 (<1)

-

2 (2)

   Liver disease, n (%)

15 (7)

8 (4)

10 (7)

4 (3)

   Congestive heart disease, n (%)

15 (7)

15 (7)

13 (9)

10 (7)

   Cerebrovascular disease, n (%)

12 (6)

17 (8)

8 (6)

13 (10)

  1. *There were no statistically significant differences between the treatment groups for demographic or baseline medical characteristics for both the mITT and CE populations.