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Objective To explore the antimicrobial resistance of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae(CRKP)isolated from blood and the related risk factors for infection in patients.Methods Clinical data of 383 KP-infected patients from whose blood Klebsiella pneumoniae(KP)were isolated during hospitalization period in a hos-pital from January 2018 to December 2021 were retrospectively analyzed.Patients were divided into CRKP group(n=114)and non-CRKP group(n=269)based on antimicrobial resistance.According to the prognosis,114 patients in the CRKP group were subdivided into the death group(n=30)and the survival group(n=84).General informa-tion,underlying diseases,antimicrobial use,and infection outcomes of two groups of patients were compared,and risk factors for infection and death after infection were analyzed.Results The resistance rates of KP to tigecycline and compound sulfamethoxazole showed upward trends,with statistically significant differences(both P=0.008).The CRKP group had higher resistance rates to amikacin,aztreonam,compound sulfamethoxazole,ciprofloxacin,cefepime,cefoperazone/sulbactam,piperacillin/tazobactam,tigecycline,ceftazidime,tobramycin,and levofloxacin,as well as higher in-hospital mortality than the non-CRKP group,with statistically significant differences(all P＜0.05).Acute pancreatitis prior to infection(OR=16.564,P＜0.001),hypoalbuminemia(OR=8.588,P＜0.001),stay in in-tensive care unit prior to infection(OR=2.733,P=0.017),blood transfusion(OR=3.968,P=0.001),broncho-scopy(OR=5.194,P=0.014),surgery within 30 days prior to infection(OR=2.603,P=0.010),and treatment with carbapenems(OR=2.663,P=0.011)were independent risk factors for the development of CRKP blood-stream infection(BSI).Cardiac insufficiency before infection(OR=11.094,P=0.001),combined with pulmonary infection(OR=20.801,P=0.010),septic shock(OR=9.783,P=0.002),disturbance of consciousness(OR=11.648,P=0.001),and receiving glucocorticoid treatment(OR=5.333,P=0.018)were independent risk factors for mortality in patients with CRKP BSI.Conclusion The resistance rate of KP from BSI to tigecycline and com-pound sulfamethoxazole presents upward trend.Underlying diseases,invasive procedures,and carbapenem treat-ment are closely related to CRKP BSI.Cardiac insufficiency,pulmonary infection,septic shock,disturbance of con-sciousness,and glucocorticoid treatment can lead to death of patients with CRKP BSI.
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Objective To investigate isolation of pathogens from bile and clinical characteristics of patients with hepatobiliary diseases.Methods Bacterial culture result of bile and related clinical data of patients with hepatobiliary diseases in a hospital were collected and analyzed by retrospective survey.Results A total of 406 bile specimens from patients with hepatobiliary diseases were collected,the positive rate of culture was 64.53％.Of 262 positive specimens,62.21％ (n =163),32.83％ (n =86),and 4.96％ (n =13) were isolated single pathogen,2 kinds of pathogens,and 3 kinds of pathogens respectively.374 pathogenic strains were isolated,242 (64.71％),131 (35.02 ％),and 1 (0.27 ％) were gram-negative bacteria,gram-positive bacteria,and fungus respectively.Patients with cirrhosis of liver,history of hepatobiliary surgery,and cholelithiasis had higher isolation rates of pathogens from bile than control group(all P＜0.05),isolation rates of pathogens from bile in patients with cholelithiasis of different sites were varied;but there was no significant differences among patients of different age,gender,and whether or not with hepatobiliary tumors(all P＞0.05).There were no statistical difference in constitute of pathogenic species from bile between patients with and without gallstones,as well as with and without history of hepatobiliary surgery(both P＞0.05);while constitute of pathogenic species from bile between patients with and without cirrhosis of liver was statistically different(x2 =14.058,P =0.001).Conclusion Pathogens from bile in patients with hepatobiliary diseases are mainly Enterobacteriaceae and Enterococcus spp.which caused single infection.Positive culture rate of pathogens from bile is higher in patients with cholelithiasis,history of hepatobiliary surgery,and liver cirrhosis.