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Table 3 Clinical features for the patients receiving carbapenems or other antibiotics on day 0

From: Epidemiology and prognosis of anti-infective therapy in the ICU setting during acute pancreatitis: a cohort study

 

Missing data

Carbapenems n = 81

Other AIT n = 278

p value

Severity criteria at day 0

 SOFA score, median [IQR]

4/9

5 [3–7]

5 [3–7]

NS

 Respiratory failure*, n (%)

0

32 (40)

103 (37)

NS

 Cardiovascular failure*, n (%)

0

39 (48)

123 (44)

NS

 Renal failure*, n (%)

0

14 (17)

53 (19)

NS

 Septic shock, n (%)

0

29 (36)

81 (29)

NS

 Acute respiratory distress syndrome, n (%)

0

11 (14)

26 (9)

NS

Main reasons for anti-infective therapy at day 0

 Empirical therapy, n (%)

0

67 (83)

232 (83)

NS

 Intra-abdominal infection, n (%)

1/5

55 (69)

155 (57)

NS

 Pneumonia, n (%)

2/6

7 (9)

39 (14)

NS

 Bacteraemia, n (%)

2/3

6 (8)

39 (14)

NS

 Catheter-related infection, n (%)

2/3

2 (3)

7 (3)

NS

 Urinary tract infection, n (%)

2/4

9 (3)

NS

 Skin and soft tissue infection, n (%)

2/3

2 (1)

NS

Most frequently prescribed anti-infective agents at day 0

 Beta-lactams, n (%)

0

81 (100)

191 (69)

< 0.001

 Aminoglycosides, n (%)

0

41 (51)

79 (28)

< 0.001

 Anti-Gram-positive agents, n (%)

0

20 (30)

30 (11)

< 0.01

 Antifungal agents, n (%)

0

20 (25)

33 (12)

< 0.01

 Azoles, n (%)

0

18 (22)

28 (10)

< 0.01

 Echinocandins, n (%)

0

1 (1)

4 (1)

NS

Duration of AIT, days, median [IQR]

3/8

7 [3–15]

4 [1–10]

< 0.01

ICU length of stay, days, median [IQR]

0

14 [4–27]

8 [3–19]

< 0.05

ICU readmission, n (%)

0/1

5 (6)

22 (8)

NS

Hospital mortality, n (%)

0

22 (27)

71 (26)

NS

Time to death, days, median [IQR]

0

31 [7–43]

3 [1–19]

< 0.01

  1. NS non-significant
  2. *According to the definition of the SOFA score