Mortality attributable to bloodstream infections caused by different carbapenem-resistant Gram negative bacilli: results from a nationwide study in Italy (ALARICO Network).
Marco FalconeGiusy TiseoSergio CarbonaraAndrea MarinoGiovanni Di CaprioAnna CarrettaAlessandra MularoniMichele Fabiano MarianiAlberto Enrico MaraoloRiccardo ScottoLidia DalfinoLorenzo CorboMargherita MaceraAlice Annalisa MedagliaMaria Luca d'ErricoClaudia GioèChristian SgroiRosa Fontana Del VecchioGiancarlo CeccarelliAntonio AlbaneseCalogero BuscemiSimona TalamancaGiammarco RaponiGiuseppe FotiGiulio De StefanoAntonina FrancoCarmelo IacobelloSalvatore CorraoUccio MoranaFilippo PieralliIvan GentileTeresa SantantonioAntonio CascioNicola CoppolaBruno CacopardoAlessio FarcomeniMario VendittiFrancesco Menichettinull nullPublished in: Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (2023)
In patients with BSIs, carbapenem-resistance is associated with an excess of mortality, with MBL-producing CRE carrying the highest risk of death.