Research Article
Acinetobacter Infections among Adult Patients in Qatar: A 2-Year Hospital-Based Study
Table 1
Demographic and clinical data of the 239 patients involved in this study.
| Variable | Number (%)/mean ± SD |
| Gender | | M | 182 (76.2%) | F | 57 (23.8%) |
| Age (mean ± SD) | 49.10 ± 19.57 years |
| Nationality | | Qatari | 73 (30.5%) | Non-Qatari | 166 (66.5%) |
| Underlying medical conditions | | Prior MRSA colonization | 18 (7.5%) | ICU stay | 43 (17.9%) | Bed-ridden | 51 (21.3%) | Prior Acinetobacter | 15 (6.3%) | Tracheostomy | 76 (31.7%) | Mechanical ventilation | 156 (65.3%) | Pneumonia | 108 (45.2%) | Diabetes mellitus | 86 (35.9%) | Malignancy | 27 (11.3%) | Recent surgery | 86 (35.9%) | Invasive procedure | 147 (61.5%) | Hemodialysis | 43 (17.9%) | Previous antibiotic usage | 105 (43.9%) | Enteral feeding | 148 (61.9%) |
| Infection setting | | Hospital-acquired | 231 (96.7%) | Community-acquired | 8 (3.3%) |
| Severity | | Without sepsis | 166 (69.4%) | Sepsis | 3 (1.3%) | Septic shock | 70 (29.3%) |
| Adequacy of treatment | | Adequate | 90 (37.7%) | Inadequate | 149 (26.3%) |
| Outcome | | Survived | 174 (69%) | Died | 65 (31%) |
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