Table 2.

Baseline and Clinical Characteristics of Patients With Health Care–Associated Bacteremia of Urinary Origin Caused by Klebsiella pneumoniae Complex.

 Total (N = 96)Non-3GC/CR (n = 53)3GC/CR (n = 43)P Value
Age y71.1 (64.5–80.0)71.8 (65.0–81.0)70.3 (64.0–77.0).333
Sex: female29 (30.2)19 (35.8)10 (23.3).264
Charlson index6.4 (5.0–8.0)6.5 (5.0–8.0)6.3 (5.0–8.0).877
Any underlying disease85 (88.5)48 (98.6)37 (86.0).534
McCabe: II or III33 (34.4)16 (30.2)17 (39.5).391
Diabetes mellitus37 (38.5)17 (32.1)20 (46.5).206
Chronic pulmonary disease10 (10.4)6 (11.3)4 (9.3)>.99
Chronic heart disease31 (32.3)19 (35.8)12 (27.9).511
Chronic kidney disease34 (35.4)19 (35.8)15 (34.9)>.99
Chronic liver disease5 (5.2)2 (3.8)3 (7.0).654
Vascular/degenerative brain disease17 (17.7)6 (11.3)11 (25.6).105
Malignant disease41 (42.7)25 (47.2)16 (37.2).408
Immunosuppressive therapy28 (29.2)16 (30.2)12 (27.9).826
Recurrent UTI: >2 episodes/y22 (23.9)8 (15.7)14 (33.3).054
Indwelling urinary devicesa17 (17.7)12 (22.6)5 (11.6).188
Community-onset HCA acquisition37 (38.5)23 (43.4)14 (32.6).300
Prior antibiotic use: 90 d69 (71.9)32 (60.4)37 (86.0).006
Pitt score: >232 (33.3)18 (34.0)14 (32.6)>.99
Sepsis or shock14 (15.2)8 (15.7)6 (14.6)>.99
Inadequate empirical treatment12 (12.5)2 (3.8)10 (23.3).005
Antimicrobial therapy duration15.9 (12.0–17.0)15.9 (12.0–18.0)15.8 (12.0–17.0).593
 Total (N = 96)Non-3GC/CR (n = 53)3GC/CR (n = 43)P Value
Age y71.1 (64.5–80.0)71.8 (65.0–81.0)70.3 (64.0–77.0).333
Sex: female29 (30.2)19 (35.8)10 (23.3).264
Charlson index6.4 (5.0–8.0)6.5 (5.0–8.0)6.3 (5.0–8.0).877
Any underlying disease85 (88.5)48 (98.6)37 (86.0).534
McCabe: II or III33 (34.4)16 (30.2)17 (39.5).391
Diabetes mellitus37 (38.5)17 (32.1)20 (46.5).206
Chronic pulmonary disease10 (10.4)6 (11.3)4 (9.3)>.99
Chronic heart disease31 (32.3)19 (35.8)12 (27.9).511
Chronic kidney disease34 (35.4)19 (35.8)15 (34.9)>.99
Chronic liver disease5 (5.2)2 (3.8)3 (7.0).654
Vascular/degenerative brain disease17 (17.7)6 (11.3)11 (25.6).105
Malignant disease41 (42.7)25 (47.2)16 (37.2).408
Immunosuppressive therapy28 (29.2)16 (30.2)12 (27.9).826
Recurrent UTI: >2 episodes/y22 (23.9)8 (15.7)14 (33.3).054
Indwelling urinary devicesa17 (17.7)12 (22.6)5 (11.6).188
Community-onset HCA acquisition37 (38.5)23 (43.4)14 (32.6).300
Prior antibiotic use: 90 d69 (71.9)32 (60.4)37 (86.0).006
Pitt score: >232 (33.3)18 (34.0)14 (32.6)>.99
Sepsis or shock14 (15.2)8 (15.7)6 (14.6)>.99
Inadequate empirical treatment12 (12.5)2 (3.8)10 (23.3).005
Antimicrobial therapy duration15.9 (12.0–17.0)15.9 (12.0–18.0)15.8 (12.0–17.0).593

Data are presented as No. (%) or median (IQR). Statistically significant values are in bold.

Abbreviations: HCA, health care associated; non-3GC/CR, not third-generation cephalosporin or carbapenem resistant; UTI, urinary tract infection.

aIndwelling urinary device or an invasive urinary procedure within the last 30 days.

Table 2.

Baseline and Clinical Characteristics of Patients With Health Care–Associated Bacteremia of Urinary Origin Caused by Klebsiella pneumoniae Complex.

 Total (N = 96)Non-3GC/CR (n = 53)3GC/CR (n = 43)P Value
Age y71.1 (64.5–80.0)71.8 (65.0–81.0)70.3 (64.0–77.0).333
Sex: female29 (30.2)19 (35.8)10 (23.3).264
Charlson index6.4 (5.0–8.0)6.5 (5.0–8.0)6.3 (5.0–8.0).877
Any underlying disease85 (88.5)48 (98.6)37 (86.0).534
McCabe: II or III33 (34.4)16 (30.2)17 (39.5).391
Diabetes mellitus37 (38.5)17 (32.1)20 (46.5).206
Chronic pulmonary disease10 (10.4)6 (11.3)4 (9.3)>.99
Chronic heart disease31 (32.3)19 (35.8)12 (27.9).511
Chronic kidney disease34 (35.4)19 (35.8)15 (34.9)>.99
Chronic liver disease5 (5.2)2 (3.8)3 (7.0).654
Vascular/degenerative brain disease17 (17.7)6 (11.3)11 (25.6).105
Malignant disease41 (42.7)25 (47.2)16 (37.2).408
Immunosuppressive therapy28 (29.2)16 (30.2)12 (27.9).826
Recurrent UTI: >2 episodes/y22 (23.9)8 (15.7)14 (33.3).054
Indwelling urinary devicesa17 (17.7)12 (22.6)5 (11.6).188
Community-onset HCA acquisition37 (38.5)23 (43.4)14 (32.6).300
Prior antibiotic use: 90 d69 (71.9)32 (60.4)37 (86.0).006
Pitt score: >232 (33.3)18 (34.0)14 (32.6)>.99
Sepsis or shock14 (15.2)8 (15.7)6 (14.6)>.99
Inadequate empirical treatment12 (12.5)2 (3.8)10 (23.3).005
Antimicrobial therapy duration15.9 (12.0–17.0)15.9 (12.0–18.0)15.8 (12.0–17.0).593
 Total (N = 96)Non-3GC/CR (n = 53)3GC/CR (n = 43)P Value
Age y71.1 (64.5–80.0)71.8 (65.0–81.0)70.3 (64.0–77.0).333
Sex: female29 (30.2)19 (35.8)10 (23.3).264
Charlson index6.4 (5.0–8.0)6.5 (5.0–8.0)6.3 (5.0–8.0).877
Any underlying disease85 (88.5)48 (98.6)37 (86.0).534
McCabe: II or III33 (34.4)16 (30.2)17 (39.5).391
Diabetes mellitus37 (38.5)17 (32.1)20 (46.5).206
Chronic pulmonary disease10 (10.4)6 (11.3)4 (9.3)>.99
Chronic heart disease31 (32.3)19 (35.8)12 (27.9).511
Chronic kidney disease34 (35.4)19 (35.8)15 (34.9)>.99
Chronic liver disease5 (5.2)2 (3.8)3 (7.0).654
Vascular/degenerative brain disease17 (17.7)6 (11.3)11 (25.6).105
Malignant disease41 (42.7)25 (47.2)16 (37.2).408
Immunosuppressive therapy28 (29.2)16 (30.2)12 (27.9).826
Recurrent UTI: >2 episodes/y22 (23.9)8 (15.7)14 (33.3).054
Indwelling urinary devicesa17 (17.7)12 (22.6)5 (11.6).188
Community-onset HCA acquisition37 (38.5)23 (43.4)14 (32.6).300
Prior antibiotic use: 90 d69 (71.9)32 (60.4)37 (86.0).006
Pitt score: >232 (33.3)18 (34.0)14 (32.6)>.99
Sepsis or shock14 (15.2)8 (15.7)6 (14.6)>.99
Inadequate empirical treatment12 (12.5)2 (3.8)10 (23.3).005
Antimicrobial therapy duration15.9 (12.0–17.0)15.9 (12.0–18.0)15.8 (12.0–17.0).593

Data are presented as No. (%) or median (IQR). Statistically significant values are in bold.

Abbreviations: HCA, health care associated; non-3GC/CR, not third-generation cephalosporin or carbapenem resistant; UTI, urinary tract infection.

aIndwelling urinary device or an invasive urinary procedure within the last 30 days.

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