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Table 2 Risk factors and treatment outcome of patients with candidemia in Teaching Hospital Kandy

From: The emergence of non-albicans candidemia and evaluation of HiChrome Candida differential agar and VITEK2 YST® platform for differentiation of Candida bloodstream isolates in teaching hospital Kandy, Sri Lanka

 

Candidemia (n = 110)

 

Parameters

C. albicans (n = 34)

Non albicans (n = 76)

Odds ratio confident interval (95%) and P value

Age

> 0.05

Gender male: female

1.2:0.8

1.3:0.7

> 0.05

Clinical risk factors

 Diabetes

26 (23.6%)

19 (25%)

> 0.05

 Liver failure

12 (11%)

19 (25%)

> 0.05

 Chronic lung diseases

15 (13.6%)

16 (21%)

> 0.05

 Renal failure

12 (35.2%)

18 (24.3%)

> 0.05

 Solid organ malignancy

7 (20.6%)

12 (16.2%)

> 0.05

 Hematological malignancies

6 (17.6%)

16 (21%)

> 0.05

 Exposure of broad spectrum antibiotics

28 (82.3%)

56 (73.7%)

> 0.05

 Exposure of anti-fungal

3 (8.8%)

38 (50%)

2.2 (1.9–3.2); 0.03

 Under gone abdominal surgeries

7 (20.6%)

19 (25%)

> 0.05

 On immune suppressive medications

6 (17.6%)

38 (50%)

2.4 (2.1–2.9); 0.04

 On hemodialysis

12 (35.2%)

22 (29.7%)

> 0.05

 Prolonged intensive care stay ≥14 days

8 (23.5%)

56 (73.7%)

3.3 (2.2–4.5); 0.03

 On central venous line > 8 days

16 (47.0%)

64 (84.2%)

4.3 (3.4–5.4); 0.03

 On urinary catheters > 10 days

18 (52.9%)

38 (50%)

> 0.05

Mechanical ventilation

 Presence of prosthesis or implant

12 (35.5%)

26 (35.5%0

> 0.05

 Total parenteral nutrition

6 (17.6%)

16 (21%)

> 0.05

 Candiduria

6 (17.6%)

16 (21%)

> 0.05

6 (17.6%)

12 (15.7%)

> 0.05

Duration of treatment

16.8 ± 2.2 days

26.8 ± 2.2 days

0.03

Out come

 Complete recovery

28 (82.3%)

48 (63.1%)

0.04

 Death

6 (17.7%)

28 (36.9%)

0.04

 Day 7

2 (33.3%)

18 (64.2%)

0.03

 Day 30

4 (66.6%)

10 (35.8%)

0.04

  1. P < 0.05 taken as significant