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Table 3 Treatment outcomes of propensity score-matched ICU patients with nosocomial pneumonia treated with and without add-on tigecycline in combination regimen

From: Clinical effectiveness of tigecycline in combination therapy against nosocomial pneumonia caused by CR-GNB in intensive care units: a retrospective multi-centre observational study

 

Original cohort

PS-matched cohort

With add-on tigecycline

Without add-on tigecycline

P value

With add-on tigecycline

Without add-on tigecycline

P value

Case number

148

247

 

102

102

 

Clinical failure

 Day 7

64 (43.2%)

103 (41.7%)

0.764

38 (37.3%)

53 (52.0%)

0.035

 Day 14

58 (39.2%)

118 (47.8%)

0.097

40 (39.2%)

59 (57.8%)

0.008

 Day 28

67 (45.3%)

121 (49.0%)

0.474

47 (46.1%)

64 (62.7%)

0.017

All-cause mortality

 Day 28

41 (27.7%)

89 (36.0%)

0.088

29 (28.4%)

54 (52.9%)

< 0.001

 Hospital mortality

74 (50.0%)

120 (48.6%)

0.785

54 (52.9%)

70 (68.6%)

0.022

28-day ventilator weaninga

66/144 (45.8%)

105/223 (47.1%)

0.814

41/100 (41.0%)

29/91 (31.9%)

0.191

Newly onset dialysisb

11 (7.4%)

23 (9.3%)

0.519

9 (8.8%)

13 (12.7%)

0.367

ICU stays (median, IQR) (days)

27 (17–46)

23 (15–40)

0.386

27.5 (18–44)

24.5 (16–42)

0.931

Hospital stays (median, IQR) (days)

51 (35–79)

46 (30–68)

0.268

51 (37–80)

41.5 (26–68)

0.827

  1. Data are presented as n (%)
  2. aOnly cases with invasive ventilator were included for analysis
  3. bIncluding hemodialysis and continuous venovenous hemofiltration within 28 day