Clinical Characteristics And Risk Factors In Mixed-Enterococcal Bloodstream Infections.

Cheng ZhengJiachang CaiHaizhou LiuShufang ZhangLi ZhongNanxia XuanHongwei ZhouKai ZhangYesong WangXijiang ZhangBaoping TianZhaocai ZhangChangming WangWei CuiGensheng Zhang

Published in: Infection and drug resistance (2019)

A high rate of mixed-EBSI is among EBSI, and Acinetobacter baumannii is the second predominant co-existed species, except for Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus. Burn injury and length of prior hospital stay are independent risk factors for mixed-EBSI. Although the mortality is not different, patients with mixed-EBSI might have poor outcomes in comparison with mono-EBSI, which merits more attention by physicians in the future.

Keyphrases

acinetobacter baumannii
risk factors
multidrug resistant
drug resistant
pseudomonas aeruginosa
primary care
healthcare
type diabetes
biofilm formation
emergency department
current status
cardiovascular disease
adverse drug
weight loss
genetic diversity
wound healing