Table 1 Patient characteristics of study antibiotics users.

From: Development and Validation of a Risk Scoring System for Cephamycin-Associated Hemorrhagic Events

 

Derivation

Validation

Cephamycins

Reference

Cephamycins

Reference

n = 18821 (%)

n = 27581 (%)

n = 8615 (%)

n = 14066 (%)

Demographics

Age (year)a

61.5 (49.7–73.8)**

64.7 (50.9–78.1)

63.2 (52.1–74.9)**

64.8 (52.3–78.2)

≥65 y/o

8040 (42.72)**

13634 (49.43)

3882 (45.06)**

6965 (49.52)

<65 y/o

10781 (57.28)**

13947 (50.57)

4733 (54.94)**

7101 (50.48)

Gender, males

9495 (50.45)**

15987 (57.96)

4491 (52.13)**

7995 (56.84)

Height (cm)a

161.0

(155.0–167.0)**

161.0

(155.8–168.0)

161.0

(155.0–167.7)**

161.6

(155.2–168.0)

Weight (kg)a

59.1 (51.8–67.6)

59.1 (51.8–67.6)

59.8 (52.2–68.6)

59.9 (52.0–68.6)

BMI (kg/m2)a

22.8 (20.7–25.4)**

22.8 (20.4–25.2)

23.0 (20.7–25.6)*

22.9 (20.4–25.7)

Index stay

Length of stay (day)a

11 (7–19)**

13 (8–23)

5 (3–8)**

5 (3–8)

Antibiotics treatment course (day)a

5 (3–8)

5 (3–7)

5 (3–8)**

4 (3–7)

Underlying diseases and conditions

Chronic hepatic disease

1488 (7.91)**

1307 (4.74)

874 (10.15)**

895 (6.36)

Chronic renal disease

793 (4.21)**

1661 (6.02)

428 (4.97)**

1071 (7.61)

Coagulopathy

7 (0.04)

17 (0.06)

2 (0.02)

13 (0.09)

Operation historyb

2262 (12.02)**

2825 (10.24)

1009 (11.71)**

1408 (10.01)

INR prolongationc

243 (1.29)*

294 (1.07)

199 (2.31)

351 (2.5)

Hemorrhagic eventsd

2081 (11.06)**

2326 (8.43)

1265 (14.68)**

1585 (11.27)

Thrombocytopenia

642 (3.41)

1021 (3.70)

498 (5.78)

830 (5.9)

Hypoalbuminemia

336 (1.79)**

399 (1.45)

442 (5.13)

673 (4.78)

Hepatic dysfunction

1032 (5.48)**

604 (2.19)

1212 (14.07)**

798 (5.67)

Renal dysfunction

654 (3.47)**

1430 (5.18)

802 (9.31) **

1881 (13.37)

Concurrent medications/treaments (within 7 days prior to index date)

Antiplatelets

768 (4.08)**

2991 (10.84)

295 (3.42)**

1300 (9.24)

Anticoagulants

427 (2.27)**

1581 (5.73)

258 (2.99)**

772 (5.49)

Vitamin K1

346 (1.84)**

320 (1.16)

99 (1.15)

137 (0.97)

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN)

1973 (10.48)**

582 (2.11)

675 (7.84)**

232 (1.65)

Proton pump inhibitors (PPI)

4169 (22.15)**

2522 (9.14)

2764 (32.08)**

1790 (12.73)

Histamine-2 (H2) blockers

1605 (8.53)**

1564 (5.67)

199 (2.31)**

486 (3.46)

Tranexamic acid

1194 (6.34)**

1588 (5.76)

642 (7.45) *

933 (6.63)

Clotting factors

13 (0.07)

19 (0.07)

4 (0.05)

13 (0.09)

Steroids

1484 (7.88)**

4357 (15.80)

696 (8.08)**

2357 (16.76)

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

3274 (17.40)**

6357 (23.05)

1137 (13.2)**

3052 (21.7)

Packed red blood cells (PRBC)

35 (0.19)

55 (0.20)

160 (1.86)

235 (1.67)

Fresh frozen plasma (FFP)

14 (0.07)

15 (0.05)

65 (0.75)

78 (0.55)

Chemotherapyd

3070 (16.31)

4529 (16.42)

1645 (19.09)

2629 (18.69)

Concurrent antibiotics (≥3 days in treatment course)

Metronidazole

685 (3.64)**

1194 (4.33)

135 (1.57)**

617 (4.39)

Aminoglycosides

475 (2.52)**

319 (1.16)

315 (3.66)**

66 (0.47)

Glycopeptides

122 (0.65)**

312 (1.13)

94 (1.09)

135 (0.96)

Macrolides

81 (0.43)**

172 (0.62)

58 (0.67)**

28 (0.2)

Sulfonamides

92 (0.49)**

380 (1.38)

33 (0.38)**

177 (1.26)

Indications of study antibiotics

Genitourinary

3768 (20.02)**

3948 (14.31)

1149 (13.34)**

2144 (15.24)

Gastrointestinal and Intra-abdominal

9922 (52.72)**

4567 (16.56)

2193 (25.46)**

1105 (7.86)

Respiratory tract

1444 (7.67)**

10355 (37.54)

535 (6.21)**

4350 (30.93)

Central nervous system

116 (0.62)**

405 (1.47)

12 (0.14)**

77 (0.55)

Circulatory

663 (3.52)**

1615 (5.86)

88 (1.02)**

220 (1.56)

Skin and soft tissue

411 (2.18)**

3322 (12.04)

173 (2.01)**

1678 (11.93)

Bone and joint

240 (1.28)**

617 (2.24)

9 (0.1)**

58 (0.41)

Prophylaxis

1882 (10.00)

2990 (10.84)

1701 (19.74)**

815 (5.79)

Empirical

3851 (20.46)**

6018 (21.82)

3936 (45.69)**

5679 (40.37)

  1. aMedian (IQR); bWithin previous 30 days; cWithin previous 7 days; dWithin previous 180 days; *p-value < 0.05; **p-value < 0.01 compared with reference antibiotics.