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Table 1 Patient characteristics and outcome variables of clinical cases with 261/825 invasive or 564/825 non-invasive infections. ‘Invasive infection’ was defined as at least one positive E. coli blood culture, whereas ‘non-invasive infection’ was defined as at least one E. coli-positive urine sample, with no blood culture being tested positive for E. coli. Some variables were unavailable for a subset of patients, resulting in varying denominators in the table. The numeric values ‘age’ and ‘CCI’ were compared using a Mann–Whitney U test and the factorial variables ‘sex’, ‘immunosuppression’, ‘typical UTI symptoms, ‘ICU admission’, and ‘30-day all-cause mortality’ using a Chi-squared test

From: Bacterial genome-wide association study substantiates papGII of Escherichia coli as a major risk factor for urosepsis

Variable

All cases (n = 825)

Cases with invasive infection (n = 261)

Cases with non-invasive infection (n = 564)

p-value invasive vs. non-invasive cases

Age [years] (median, [IQR])

75.3 [63.6,83.0]

74.7 [63.7, 82.3]

75.7 [63.4, 83.3]

5.5 × 10−1 (ns)

Sex = male (n (%))

251/825 (30.4)

120/261 (46.0)

131/564 (23.2)

6.83 × 10−11 (***)

CCI (median [IQR])

2 [0, 3]

2 [0, 3]

2 [0, 3]

9.3 × 10−1 (ns)

Immunosuppression = true (n (%))

86/811 (10.6)

44/256 (17.2)

42/555 (7.6)

6.00 × 10−5 (***)

Typical UTI symptoms

231/778 (29.7)

77/256 (30.1)

154/522 (29.5)

9.3 × 10−1 (ns)

ICU admission

188/821 (22.9)

63/260 (24.2)

125/561 (22.23)

6.0 × 10−1 (ns)

30-day all-cause mortality

50/819 (6.1)

21/258 (8.1)

29/561 (5.2)

1.4 × 10−1 (ns)

  1. ns not significant, CCI Charlson Comorbidity Index, UTI urinary tract infection, ICU intensive care unit
  2. ***p-value < 0.001