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Table 1 Demographic, clinical, biological and ventilatory support characteristics of patients with VAP according to the occurrence of ESBL-E VAP

From: Ventilator-associated pneumonia related to extended-spectrum beta-lactamase producing Enterobacterales during severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 infection: risk factors and prognosis

 

Number with missing data

No ESBL-E VAP

(n = 476)

ESBL-E VAP

(n = 115)

P value

Age, years

0

63 [56–70]

63 [53–68]

0.22

Male gender

3

375 (79%)

93 (81%)

0.71

Body mass index, kg/m2

30

29 [25–33]

29 [25–33]

0.65

Ethnic origin

111

  

0.03

 Caucasian

 

218 (57%)

43 (43%)

 

 African

 

111 (29%)

42 (42%)

 

 Other

 

52 (14%)

14 (14%)

 

 Clinical frailty scale

53

2 [2–3]

2 [2–3]

0.66

Comorbidities

No comorbidities

2

81 (17%)

16 (14%)

0.41

Alcohol consumption

15

22 (5%)

5 (5%)

0.92

Tabaco consumption

14

19 (4%)

4 (4%)

0.99

Chronic respiratory disease

5

103 (22%)

28 (25%)

0.49

Cardiovascular co-morbidities

8

306 (65%)

70 (61%)

0.53

Treated hypertension

5

241 (51%)

57 (50%)

0.84

Coronary artery disease

4

52 (11%)

9 (8%)

0.33

Chronic heart failure

8

15 (3%)

4 (4%)

0.77

Known Diabetes

3

127 (27%)

29 (25%)

0.77

Chronic renal failure

3

40 (8%)

16 (14%)

0.07

Cirrhosis

3

3 (1%)

0 (0%)

0.99

Immunodeficiency

3

31 (7%)

15 (13%)

0.02

Hematological malignancies

3

13 (3%)

3 (3%)

0.99

Active solid tumor

3

5 (1%)

0 (0%)

0.59

Solid organ transplant

3

9 (2%)

6 (5%)

0.04

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

3

6 (1%)

2 (2%)

0.66

Home treatment

Immunosuppressive therapya

101

17 (4%)

11 (11%)

0.009

Long-term corticosteroids

102

16 (4%)

8 (8%)

0.09

Treatment with NSAID before ICU admission

91

34 (9%)

7 (7%)

0.63

In another country during 3 weeks before ICU admission

89

15 (4%)

4 (4%)

0.99

Living place: home

3

454 (96%)

114 (99%)

0.15

At ICU admission

    

SAPS II score

27

37 [29–51]

41 [32–49]

0.25

SOFA score at ICU admission

72

6 [3–9]

7 [4–9]

0.13

Patient origin

Emergency room Direct admission from home/emergency medical ambulance

1

300 (63%)

67 (58%)

 

Medical wards

1

130 (27%)

38 (33%)

 

Other ICU or Operating theatre

1

45 (9%)

10 (9%)

 

Concomitant bacterial pneumonia

11

47 (10%)

9 (8%)

0.49

Invasive mechanical ventilation

3

369 (78%)

89 (77%)

0.89

Biologyc

 White blood count, × 106/L

44

8600 [6200–11700]

9000 [5300–9800]

0.50

 C-reactive protein, mg/L

274

160 [110–248]

169 [113–267]

0.46

 Procalcitonine, ng/mL

386

0.46 [0.23–1.37]

0.64 [0.38–2.48]

0.08

During the first 48 h following ICU admission

 Prone position

42

215 (48%)

60 (57%)

0.11

 Neuromuscular blockade

42

385 (86%)

96 (91%)

0.19

 ECMO

2

24 (5%)

3 (3%)

0.33

 Dialysis

2

33 (7%)

14 (12%)

0.06

 Antibiotics

1

435 (92%)

109 (95%)

0.25

 CT scan

51

113 (26%)

25 (25%)

0.89

 Corticosteroids

3

81 (17%)

17 (15%)

0.61

 Corticosteroids the first week

0

126 (27%)

31 (27%)

0.98

On the day of VAP

 Time between admission and VAP

0

10 [7–15]

12 [9–21]

0.001

 Time between intubation and VAP

0

8 [5–12]

10 [7–18]

0.003

 SOFA score

194

9 [7–11]

10 [7–13]

0.15

 Non respiratory SOFA

194

7 [7, 8]

7 [4–9]

0.21

 Catecholamine

94

153 (37%)

34 (39%)

0.76

 PaO2/FiO2

110

150 [115–220]

138 [103–184]

0.02

 PEEP

107

11 [8–13]

12 [10–14]

0.03

 Neuromuscular blockade

93

193(47%)

47 (53%)

0.28

 Prone position

92

105 (26%)

28 (32%)

0.23

 ECMO

85

28 (7%)

8 (9%)

0.43

 Dialysis

80

51 (12%)

15 (17%)

0.24

 Antibiotics

81

237 (56%)

56 (62%)

0.30

  1. Categorical variables are expressed as n (%) and continuous variables as median [interquartile range]
  2. aExcept corticosteroids.; NSAID: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug; SAPS II Simplified Acute Physiology Score II, SOFA: Sequential Organ Failure Assessment; ECMO extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; VAP ventilator associated pneumonia