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Table 1 Basic characteristics and clinical findings

From: Ventilator-associated Pneumonia caused by commensal oropharyngeal Flora: a retrospective Analysis of a prospectively collected Database

 

Commensal oropharyngeal flora VAP

Reference population

P value

N = 23

N = 899

Age, mean (SD)

55 (16)

  

Male (%)

16 (70 %)

557 (62 %)

.52

Medical history (%)

   

Cardiac

12 (52 %)

  

Pulmonary

7 (30 %)

  

Oncologic

7 (30 %)

  

Immunocompromised

2 (9 %)

98 (11 %)

.85

Indication for ICU admission (%)

   

Surgical

13 (57 %)

267 (30 %)

.01

Non-surgical

10 (43 %)

632 (70 %)

.01

ICU admission scores (SD) n = 21

   

APACHE-II score

19.8 (9.9)

19.1 (8.4)

.75

Predicted mortality

31 % (26)

34 % (26)

.60

SOFA score

8.1 (3.3)

  

Characteristics at the day of diagnosis (SD)

   

SOFA score

6.9 (3.7)

  

Body temperature (°C)

38.3 (1.1)

  

WBC count (109/L)

14.3 (8.4)

  

CRP (mg/L)

180 (108)

  

CPIS

6.4 (2.1)

  

Median days on MV (IQR)

8 (4–19)

  

Number of BAL fluid cells

6.9*105 (1.7*105)

  

  of which PMNs

60 % (35)

  

  of which containing ICOs

5.1 (6.5)

  

Outcome

   

ICU mortality

9 (39 %)

234 (26 %)

.16

SMR (SD)

1.26 (0.42)

0.77 (0.04)

.14

28-day mortality

3 (13 %)

  

60-day mortality

6 (26 %)

  

Median hospital LOS (IQR)

63 (50–146)

23.7 (=mean)

.001

Median ICU LOS (IQR)

33 (13–62)

5.7 (=mean)

.000

Median days on MV (IQR)

34 (17–67)

  

Median hospital LOS after diagnosis (IQR)

22 (10–59)

  

Median ICU LOS after diagnosis (IQR)

13 (7–55)

  
  1. If no number is provided, this information was not available in the Netherlands intensive care evaluation registry. APACHE-II score could not be calculated in 2 patients due to incomplete admission data