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Clinical features and risk factors analysis in children with acute leukemia complicated with multidrug-resistant bloodstream infection

??Objective??To investigate the clinical features and risk factors of multidrug-resistant bloodstream infection in children with acute leukemia. Methods??The clinical data of 121 blood culture-positive patients with acute leukemia admitted from January 1??2013 to September 30??2018 to Department of Pediatrics??Zhujiang Hospital of Southern Medical University were analyzed retrospectively. Results??Of the 121 patients with acute leukemia infected with bacterial bloodstream??55 were in the multidrug-resistant??MDR?? group and 66 in the non-multidrug-resistant??non-MDR?? group. There were 31 gram-positive bacteria in the MDR group. The top three strains were coagulase-negative Staphylococci??Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus mutans. Escherichia coli was the main strain of gram-negative bacteria. Logistic analysis suggested that MDR bloodstream infection was more likely to occur in the patiens with AML??P??0.038??OR 2.505??95%CI 1.036—6.058?? and at induction chemotherapy stage??P??0.038??OR 2.226??95%CI 1.045—4.774??. Other high-risk factors included neutropenic dysplasia ??7 d before fever??P??0.003??OR 3.36??95%CI 1.520—7.428????hemoglobin ??70 g/L??P??0.122??OR 1.897??95%CI 0.842—4.274????and platelet??20 g/L??P??0.005??OR 2.995??95%CI 1.388—6.464??. The fever duration and antibiotic course in the MDR group were longer than those in the non-MDR group??and the procalcitoni and C-reactive protein were higher in the MDR group. The empirical treatment of the MDR group was less effective??and the transfer rate for ICU and mortality rate were higher. Conclusion??AML??induction chemotherapy??neutrophil deficiency time before fever ??7 days ??hemoglobin??70 g/L and platelet??20×109/L are risk factors for MDR bloodstream infection. The inflammation response is severe MDR bloodstream infections??which may result in longer anti-infective treatments and a worse prognosis.