Pneumonia due to Pandoraea Apista after evacuation of traumatic intracranial hematomas:a case report and literature review

Table 2 Reports of non-CF patients infected or colonized with Pandoraea species^a

Reference	Strains	Sources^b	Age/sex/underlying illness	Location	Other pathogens^c	Outcomes
Coenye 2000 [1]	P. norimbergensis	Blood	NG	Belgium	NG	NG
Coenye 2000 [1]	P. norimbergensis	BALF	NG	Sweden	NG	NG
Daneshvar 2001 [7]	P. apista	Blood	66 yr./F/COPD	California,USA	NG	NG
	P. apista	BALF	75 yr./F/NG	California, USA	NG	NG
	P. pnomenusa	Blood	46 yr./M/NG	Texas,USA	NG	NG
	Pandoraea UG 2	MS	NG/F/NG	Georgia,USA	NG	NG
	P. pnomenusa	Blood	76 yr./M/NG	Hawaii,USA	NG	NG
	P. pnomenusa	Blood	49 yr./M/NG	Louisiana,USA	NG	NG
	Pandoraea	Sputum	71 yr./F/NG	Utah,USA	NG	NG
Stryjewski 2003 [25]	P. pnomenusa	Blood	30 yr./M/NC, MC	USA	Nocardia sp.	Died
Falces 2016 [27]	P. pnomenusa	Blood	10mth/NG/ALL	Spain	none	Alive
Monzón 2018 [28]	P. sputorum	HDC	79 yr./M/MM, ESRD, HP, T2DM	Spain	E. coli, S. maltophila,A. baumannii, S. epidermidis	Alive
GAO 2018 [29]	Pandoraea sp.	Blood	23 days/M/NJ	China	none	Alive
Our case	P. apista	sputum	44 yr./M/ MI, BT	China	none	Died

^a BALF bronchoalveolar lavage fluid, MS maxillary sinus, HDC hemodialysis catheter, NG no given, yr. years, mth months, F female, M male, COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, NC nocardiosis, MC mycetomas, ALL acute lymphoblastic leukemia, MM multiple myeloma, ESRD end-stage renal disease, HP hypertension, T2DM type 2 diabetes mellitus, NJ neonatal jaundice, MI multiple injury, BT brain trauma, USA the United States of America
^b OSources of the strains
^c Other pathogens presented with Pandoraea sp

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