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Table 4 Univariate analysis for factors associated with carriage of ESBL and AmpC β-lactamases genes in Proteus mirabilis

From: Antimicrobial susceptibilities of Proteus mirabilis: a longitudinal nationwide study from the Taiwan surveillance of antimicrobial resistance (TSAR) program

Variables

ESBL

AmpC β-lactamases

 

Odds ratio

95% confidence interval

P

Odds ratio

95% confidence interval

P

  

Lower

Upper

  

Lower

Upper

 

Study year (using TSAR VIII [2012] as baseline)a

  TSAR III (2002)

0.45

0.20

1.01

0.053

-

-

-

-

  TSAR IV (2004)

0.94

0.49

1.83

0.866

0.52

0.20

1.34

0.174

  TSAR V (2006)

0.99

0.53

1.89

0.995

0.40

0.15

1.08

0.070

  TSAR VI (2008)

0.61

0.30

1.23

0.167

0.70

0.31

1.61

0.406

  TSAR VII (2010)

0.47

0.22

1.04

0.064

1.35

0.63

2.86

0.438

Age groups (using adult as baseline)b

  Pediatric patients

0.29

0.04

2.24

0.233

1.07

0.29

4.05

0.916

  Elderly patients

4.01

2.11

7.63

<0.001

2.22

1.06

4.62

0.034

Specimen types (using blood as baseline)

  Urine

0.90

0.48

1.69

0.745

0.89

0.40

2.02

0.788

  Sputum

0.56

0.25

1.24

0.153

0.75

0.28

2.00

0.569

  Pus/abscess

1.56

0.74

3.26

0.241

1.48

0.57

3.85

0.426

  others

0.97

0.33

2.83

0.956

0.33

0.04

2.69

0.300

Patients’ location (using outpatient as baseline)

  Non-ICU

2.46

1.29

4.70

0.006

1.07

0.41

2.77

0.890

  ICU

2.23

0.99

4.98

0.051

1.21

0.66

2.21

0.545

  1. aThere were no AmpC β-lactamase gene positive isolates in TSAR III (2002).
  2. bDefinition of age groups for pediatric, adult, and elderly patients was < = 18, 19–64, and > =65 year olds, respectively.