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Table 1 Comparison of patient backgrounds and symptoms, and severity of bacteremia

From: The prevalence of the iutA and ibeA genes in Escherichia coli isolates from severe and non-severe patients with bacteremic acute biliary tract infection is significantly different

 

Total

Non-severe group

(Pitt < 2)

Severe group

(Pitt ≥ 2)

P value

Number of patients

71

44

27

 

Age (median, range)

75 (31–94)

72.9 (34–93)

72 (31–94)

0.38

Gender (male: female)

F28 M43

F16 M28

F12 M15

0.618

Nursing home

4

2

2

0.632

Antibiotic use within 3 months

29

19

10

0.479

Charlson index (median, range)

4 (0–11)

4 (0–11)

3 (0–8)

0.104

Collagen diseases

4

4

0

0.29

Diabetes mellitus without organ involvement

7

3

4

0.415

Diabetes mellitus with organ involvement

20

17

3

0.015*

Malignancy

49

31

18

0.613

Abnormality of biliary tract

43

29 (65.9%)

14 (52%)

0.318

Abnormality of gastrointestinal tract

38

25

13

0.625

Previous history of acute biliary infection

33

21

12

0.811

Previous history of bacteremia

11

7

4

1

Duration between onset of symptoms and admission (days)

0 (− 24 to 10)

0 (− 24 to 4)

0 (−10 to 10)

0.924

Fever

39

23

16

0.629

Immunosuppressant use

27

19

8

0.318

Artificial device in biliary tract

19

11

8

0.784

  1. *With statistical significance