Effectiveness of Chinese Herbal Medicine Combined with Antibiotics for Extensively Drug-Resistant Enterobacteria and Nonfermentative Bacteria Infection: Real-Life Experience in a Retrospective Cohort

Table 1

XDRE type and infected location distribution of included patients: total (TCM group/Control group).

Infection category	Total	Pulmonary infection	Urinary system infection	Postoperative wound infection
PsAr	190 (148/42)	156 (126/30)	35 (24/11)	19 (17/2)
AB	168 (100/68)	157 (91/66)	34 (18/16)	11 (9/2)
KP	136 (105/31)	116 (90/26)	18 (15/3)	9 (6/3)
E. coli	287 (205/82)	86 (61/25)	177 (136/41)	42 (32/10)
PsAr + AB	10 (7/3)	10 (7/3)	4 (3/1)	0
PsAr + KP	7 (7/0)	7 (7/0)	0	1 (1/0)
PsAr + E. coli	4 (4/0)	4 (4/0)	3 (3/0)	0
AB + KP	2 (2/0)	2 (2/0)	0	0
KP + E. coli	3 (2/1)	3 (2/1)	1 (1/0)	0
PsAr + AB + KP	1 (1/0)	1 (1/0)	0	0

PsAr: Pseudomonas aeruginosa; AB: Acinetobacter baumannii; KP: Klebsiella pneumoniae; E. coli: Escherichia coli. Note. The values in the table presented the total patient number who were infected with corresponding XDRE, followed by the patient number in TCM group (the former) and Control group (the latter) in the brackets. There might be more than 1 infected location in one patient; thus the total infected locations were not equal to the patient numbers.