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Table 3 comparison of infection factors between the MDR group and non-MDR group

From: Compositional and drug-resistance profiling of pathogens in patients with severe acute pancreatitis: a retrospective study

Infection factors

MDR (n = 81)

non-MDR (n = 90)

P-value

Precautionary antibiotics

44 (54.3%)

34 (37.8%)

0.030

Kinds of antibiotics

3

2

0.005

Carbapenems

58 (71.6%)

47 (52.2%)

0.009

Aminoglycosides

8 (9.9%)

7 (7.8%)

0.628

Antibiotic daysa

34.1

27.0

–

Endoscopic operationb

10 (12.3%)

10 (11.1%)

0.802

Intraperitoneal catheterizationc§

81 (100.0%)

90 (100.0%)

–

Venipunctured

81(100.0%)

90 (100.0%)

–

Catheter preservationd

81 (100.0%)

90 (100.0%)

–

Tracheal intubation

26 (32.1%)

16 (17.8%)

0.029

Hemofiltration

9 (11.1%)

3 (3.3%)

0.047

Hospitalization days in the ICU

13

4

0.018

  1. aBecause of the social and human factors, the credibility of the data was low, so it was excluded.
  2. bIncluding ERCP, ENBD, endoscopic ultrasonography-guided puncture drainage, etc.
  3. cIntraperitoneal catheterization included intraoperative abdominal catheterization and B ultrasound/CT guided abdominal puncture drainage
  4. dAll patients were included and were unable to perform independent statistical analyses