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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients with HCAP, HAP, or VAP

From: A comparison of microbiology and demographics among patients with healthcare-associated, hospital-acquired, and ventilator-associated pneumonia: a retrospective analysis of 1184 patients from a large, international study

Baseline characteristic

HCAP

HAP

VAP

p value

 

(n = 199)

(n = 379)

(n = 606)

 

Age, y, mean (SD)

69.5 (13.4)

63.3 (15.8)

55.8 (19.8)

< 0.001

Male, n (%)

117 (58.8)

247 (65.2)

411 (67.8)

0.067

APACHE II, mean (SD)

18.7 (6.4)

16.1 (6.3)

17.8 (5.7)

< 0.001

Race, n (%)

   

< 0.001

 White

151 (75.9)

217 (57.3)

429 (70.8)

 

 Black

25 (12.6)

28 (7.4)

72 (11.9)

 

 Asian

18 (9.1)

97 (25.6)

56 (9.2)

 

 Other

5 (2.5)

37 (9.8)

49 (8.1)

 

Region, n (%)

   

< 0.001

 United States

174 (87.4)

163 (43.0)

376 (62.1)

 

 Europe

6 (3.0)

51 (13.5)

84 (13.9)

 

 Latin America

2 (1.0)

43 (11.4)

78 (12.9)

 

 Asia

14 (7.0)

93 (24.5)

49 (8.1)

 

 Other

3 (1.5)

29 (7.7)

19 (3.1)

 

Comorbidities, n (%)

    

Cardiac

153 (76.9)

198 (52.2)

359 (59.2)

< 0.001

Pulmonary

164 (82.4)

186 (49.1)

387 (63.9)

< 0.001

Renal/Urinary

110 (55.3)

127 (33.5)

194 (32.0)

< 0.001

Diabetes

98 (49.3)

128 (33.8)

198 (32.7)

< 0.001

Vascular

74 (37.2)

109 (28.8)

187 (30.9)

0.111

Neoplastic

23 (11.6)

68 (17.9)

42 (6.9)

< 0.001

Hepatobiliary

17 (8.5)

42 (11.1)

91 (15.0)

0.031

  1. APACHE, Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; HAP, Hospital-acquired pneumonia; HCAP, Healthcare-associated pneumonia; VAP, Ventilator-associated pneumonia.