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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients with fungemia and patients with bacteremia

From: Characteristics and risk factors for 28-day mortality of hospital acquired fungemias in ICUs: data from the EUROBACT study

Variable

Bacteremia patients (n = 1,060)

Fungemia patients (n = 96)

P value

Age, median (IQR)

62 (49–74)

61 (48–73.5)

0.7077

Male gender, n (%)

691 (65.2)

65 (67.7)

0.6155

Simplified Acute Physiology Score II, median (IQR)

48 (38–59)

49 (41–63)

0.0993

Medical admission, n (%)

611 (57.6)

61 (63.5)

0.1799

Charlson comorbidity index score, n (%)

  

0.3215

 0

361 (34.1)

25 (26)

 

 1–2

367 (34.6)

37 (38.5)

 

 ≥3

332 (31.3)

34 (35.4)

 

At least one chronic illness, n (%)

336 (31.7)

40 (41.7)

0.0629

 Immunosuppression, n (%)

136 (12.8)

15 (15.6)

0.5012

 Cardiovascular, n (%)

103 (9.7)

14 (14.6)

0.202

 Respiratory, n (%)

86 (8.1)

12 (12.5)

0.1286

 Renal, n (%)

53 (5)

8 (8.3)

0.1396

 Liver, n (%)

40 (3.8)

4 (4.2)

0.9752

At least one organ dysfunction on admission, n (%)

944 (89.1)

86 (89.6)

0.8491

 Cardiovascular, n (%)

530 (50)

61 (63.5)

0.0222

 Respiratory, n (%)

858 (80.9)

79 (82.3)

0.7319

 Neurologic, n (%)

326 (30.8)

28 (29.2)

0.8062

 Renal, n (%)

131 (12.4)

24 (25)

0.0023

Septic shock at admission, n (%)

229 (21.6)

38 (39.6)

0.0003

Mortality at 28 days, n (%)

375 (35.4)

39 (40.6)

0.2307