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Table 1 Baseline characteristics for patients with candida bloodstream infection (BSIs)

From: Antifungal resistance in patients with Candidaemia: a retrospective cohort study

Characteristics

Number of Patients (N = 189)

n (%)

Mean Age (years)

57.3 ± 17.5

Gender

 Male

94 (49.74%)

 Female

95 (50.26%)

Bacteremia co-infection

79 (41.8%)

Baseline Comorbidities

 Diabetes

99 (52.38%)

 Hypertension

105 (55.56%)

 Chronic kidney disease

24 (12.7%)

 Liver Cirrhosis

33 (17.46%)

 Cardiovascular diseases

96 (50.79%)

 Lung diseases

52 (27.51%)

 Human immunodeficiency virus

3 (1.59%)

 Solid organ transplantation

8 (4.23%)

 Hematological malignancy

9 (4.76%)

 Non hematological malignancy

48 (25.4%)

 Neutropenia a

25 (13.23%)

 History of IV drug user

3 (1.59%)

 Blood/ Platelet transfusion

135 (71.43%)

 Recent hospital admission

35 (18.52%)

Exposure to medication within 3 months a

 Broad spectrum antibiotics

182 (96.3%)

 Polyene antifungal

3(1.59%)

 Azole antifungal (Fluconazole)

11 (5.82%)

 Echinocandins

38 (20.11%)

 Corticosteroids

86 (45.5%)

Exposure to medical procedures within 3 months

 TPN

20 (10.58%)

 Central line insertion

151 (79.89%)

Urine catheter

148 (78.31%)

Invasive Ventilation

100 (52.91%)

Surgery within 3 months

77 (40.74%)

 GI

38 (49.35%)

 Non- GI

39 (50.65%)

Renal Replacement therapy

66 (34.92%)

HD

54 (28.57%)

PD

4 (2.12%)

CRRT

11 (5.82%)

SLID

4 (2.12%)

  1. Total parental nutrition (TPN); Gastrointestinal (GI); Hemodialysis (HD); Peritoneal dialysis (PD); Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT); Sustained low efficiency dialysis (SLID); Intravenous (IV);aNeutropenia defined as an absolute neutrophil count of, 1.0 109/L or less; N = total number of patients; n = number of patients or events