Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2022.
World J Clin Cases. Feb 26, 2022; 10(6): 1795-1805
Published online Feb 26, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i6.1795
Table 1 Specimen type distribution and composition ratio in 2016-2019
Source of specimen
n
Proportion (%)
Sputum113955.02
Blood52125.17
Drainage fluid1175.65
Urine1034.98
Peritoneal drainage fluid723.48
Secretion391.88
Bile150.72
Cerebrospinal fluid120.58
Pleural effusion120.58
Ascites30.14
Puncture fluid30.14
Pus20.10
Other281.35
Catheter40.19
Total2070100
Table 2 Distribution of pathogenic bacteria
Types of pathogens
n
Proportion (%)
Gram-negative bacteria
A. baumannii37835.97
E. coli22921.79
P. aeruginosa26024.74
K. pneumoniae999.42
Gram-positive bacteria
S. aureus858.09
Total1051100
Table 3 Main pathogens resistance rate in 2016-2019
A. baumannii
E. coli
P. aeruginosa
K. pneumoniae
S. aureus

2016
2017
2018
2019
2016
2017
2018
2019
2016
2017
2018
2019
2016
2017
2018
2019
2016
2017
2018
2019
Amikacin78.1778.4163.168.7517.5728.385.0813.611.4832.797.2312.7230.777.1412.533.33////
Aztreonam////45.9551.3530.5140.9////26.9221.4334.3851.85////
Cefatriaxone89.4494.3279.7680.03////////////////
Cefepime81.6978.5772.6280.9548.6548.6516.9522.714.7545.913.2518.18////////
Cefoperazone / sulbactam61.2760.7148.8168.425.6829.735.0821.49.8419.678.4312.2////////
Cefotaxime88.7394.3277.3877.374.3266.2244.0721.4////////////
Cefoxitin////54.0554.0537.2950////////////
Ceftazidime82.3977.2771.4381.25////21.3127.8713.2521.8238.4621.4334.3855.56////
Chloramphenicol////48.6535.1318.647.1////////////
Ciprofloxacin83.173.8680.9581.3655.4145.9522.0340.916.3940.983.617.2734.6214.2931.2540.74////
Clindamycin////////////////82.7670.8335.7150
Compound sulfanilamide77.467576.1967.1954.0545.9535.5950////34.62/2512.5////
Gentamicin////55.4145.9527.1245.5////42.3114.2915.6329.2689.6666.677.1425
Imipenem81.6962.57585.5424.3222.97//26.2345.915.6620.7526.9214.293.1334.61////
Levofloxacin////52.744.5922.0331.818.0334.436.027.2734.6221.4331.2540.9167.8637.5//
Meropenem78.8767.0577.387224.3220.27//19.6740.989.6414.5526.9221.433.1333.33////
Methicillin////////////////10041.257.150
Minocycline78.1728.4159.5232.42////////////////
Moxifloxacin////////////////79.3170.83//
Netilmicin////////4.9218.039.6421.42////////
Piperacillin////////24.5947.5413.2521.82////////
Piperacillin / tazobactam80.9970.4580.9572.127.0332.438.4713.616.3942.629.649.142.317.1421.8840.74////
Ticarcillin / clavulanic acid////56.7658.1137.2940.9////////////
Tobramycin83.878.5776.1981.3652.745.9530.5113.618.0339.348.4312.0938.467.1415.6340.91////
Table 4 Carbapenem-resistance rate against main Gram-negative bacteria
Antibiotics
A. baumannii
E. coli
P. aeruginosa
K. pneumoniae
Imipenem75.6615.2826.1519.19
Meropenem 74.614.4120.3820.2
Table 5 Data on patients with multidrug-resistant organisms in intensive care units
Factors
Patient group, n = 208
Control group, n = 208
t/χ2
value
Gender, n (%)2.6480.104
Male105 (50.5)98 (47.1%)
Female103 (49.5)110 (52.9%)
Age0.8030.422
67.71 ± 12.8366.72 ± 12.31
Operation experience, n (%)0.4710.492
105 (50.5)98 (47.1%)
Total length of hospital stay8.520.000
27.13 ± 25.9610.47 ± 11.06
20.96 ± 17.149.13 ± 9.528.7070.000
Mechanical ventilation, n (%)
204 (98.1)118 (56.7%)101.650.000
Central venous catheterization, n (%)
180 (86.5)161 (77.4%)5.8720.015
Urine tube intubation, n (%)
207 (99.5)182 (87.5%)24.7550.000
Table 6 Risk factor analysis results
BSEWalddfSig.Exp (B)95%CI for Exp (B)
Lower
Upper
Mechanical ventilation1.0890.26017.58810.0002.9721.7864.946
Urine tube intubation0.8160.19517.42410.0002.2611.5423.317