Correction: Kirkegaard-Biosca et al. Cefiderocol for the Treatment of Infections by VIM-Type-Producing Gram-Negative Bacteria. Antibiotics 2024, 13, 874

Error in Table 2

In the original publication [1], there was a mistake in Table 2, published as follows: Patients 1 and 23 presented clinical failure at day 14, as reported in the text. In addition, by error patient 23 should also appear as mortality at day 30: Yes, and patient 24 mortality at day 30 should be No.

The corrected version of Table 2 appears below. The authors state that the scientific conclusions are unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.

Table 2. Demographic, clinical, and outcome characteristics of the 34 patients with infections caused by VIM-type-producing Gram-negative bacteria treated with cefiderocol.

Patient	Age, yr (Sex)	Underlying Disease	CCI	Type of Infection	Bacterial Species	Bacteremia	Drainable Source/Drainage Performed	Additional Therapy	Days of Treatment	Clinical Failure at Day 14	Mortality at Day 30
1	82 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	7	Primary bacteremia	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	No	8	Yes	Yes
2	89 (M)	Chronic ischemia right lower limb	14	Chronic osteomyelitis	E. cloacae	No	Yes/Yes: Limb amputation	No	13	No	Yes
3	63 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	2	Previous ECMO cannula wound infection	Raoultella ornithinolytica, E. coli	No	Yes/Yes: Resection of the infected wound	No	13	No	No
4	76 (F)	Diverticulitis	4	Postoperative deep wound infection	Achromobacter sp., P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	8	No	No
5	56 (M)	COVID-19 pneumonia	3	Primary bacteremia and ECMO cannula infection	Achromobacter sp.	Yes	Yes/No: ECMO cannula not retired	Intravenous colistin (after 22 days of cefiderocol)	27	Yes	Yes
6	39 (M)	COVID-19 pneumonia in a lung transplant recipient	1	ECMO cannula wound infection + tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: ECMO cannula not retired	Nebulized colistin	6	Yes	Yes
7	51 (M)	Acute pancreatitis	2	Catheter-associated urinary infection	Achromobacter sp.	No	No	No	11	No	Yes
8	78 (F)	Renal transplant recipient	10	Femoro-femoral bypass graft infection	E. cloacae	No	Yes/No: By-pass not explanted	No	13	No	No
9	65 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	6	Obstructive pyelonephritis	E. cloacae, P. aeruginosa	Yes	Yes/Yes: Ureteral stent placement	No	27	No	No
10	59 (M)	Acute myeloid leukemia and recent allo-HSCT	3	Tonsillar abscess	P. aeruginosa	Yes	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	Intravenous amikacin (during the first 3 days)	22	Yes	Yes
11	41 (M)	NK/T-cell lymphoma	2	Infected pancreatic necrosis	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/Yes: Abscess drainage	No	62	No	No
12	56 (F)	Follicular lymphoma with persistent COVID-19	2	Catheter-associated UTI	Achromobacter sp.	No	No	No	5	No	No
13	67 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	2	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized colistin	7	No	No
14	77 (F)	Acute myeloid leukemia	5	Soft tissue infection	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	14	No	No
15	61 (M)	Hemorrhagic shock	7	Catheter-associated UTI	Achromobacter sp.	No	No	No	7	No	Yes
16	56 (M)	Tibial osteomyelitis	0	Chronic osteomyelitis	P. putida	No	Yes/Yes: Osteomyelitis debridement	No	14	No	No
17	70 (M)	COPD	5	Nosocomial pneumonia	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	No	25	No	Yes
18	51 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	3	Renal graft pyelonephritis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	17	No	No
19	54 (M)	Elbow osteomyelitis	1	Osteosynthesis-associated infection	E. cloacae	No	Yes/Yes: Osteosynthesis implant removal	No	32	No	No
20	58 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	4	Postoperative deep wound infection	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	28	No	No
21	67 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	4	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	Nebulized colistin	15	No	No
22	54 (F)	Lung transplant recipient	3	Acute tracheobronchitis	Enterobacter hormaechei	No	No	Nebulized amikacin	6	No	No
23	45 (M)	Richter’s Syndrome	2	Intestinal bacterial translocation	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	No	9	Yes	Yes
24	53 (F)	Open tibia fracture	1	Tibial osteomyelitis	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/Yes: Osteomyelitis debridement	No	38	No	No
25	54 (F)	Metastatic kidney cancer	5	Catheter-related bloodstream infection	P. aeruginosa	Yes	Yes/Yes: Catheter removal	No	5	No	No
26	78 (F)	Renal transplant recipient	9	Postoperative deep wound infection	P. putida	No	Yes/Yes: Abscess drainage	No	41	No	No
27	44 (F)	Renal transplant recipient	3	Postoperative deep wound infection	P. putida	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	12	No	No
28	49 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	4	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	14	No	No
29	75 (M)	Status epilepticus	3	Ventilator-associated pneumonia	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized colistin	9	No	No
30	77 (M)	Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome	8	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	10	No	No
31	59 (F)	Pulmonary fibrosis	1	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized colistin	8	No	No
32	80 (M)	Meige syndrome (tracheostomy)	4	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized aztreonam	10	No	No
33	56 (M)	Acute lymphoblastic leukemia	4	Prostatic abscess	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	33	No	No
34	63 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	5	Renal graft pyelonephritis	P. putida	No	No	No	18	No	No

Abbreviations: allo-HSCT, allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; CCI, Charlson comorbidity index; ECMO, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; F, female; M, male; UTI, urinary tract infection; and COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Table 2. Demographic, clinical, and outcome characteristics of the 34 patients with infections caused by VIM-type-producing Gram-negative bacteria treated with cefiderocol.

Patient	Age, yr (Sex)	Underlying Disease	CCI	Type of Infection	Bacterial Species	Bacteremia	Drainable Source/Drainage Performed	Additional Therapy	Days of Treatment	Clinical Failure at Day 14	Mortality at Day 30
1	82 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	7	Primary bacteremia	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	No	8	Yes	Yes
2	89 (M)	Chronic ischemia right lower limb	14	Chronic osteomyelitis	E. cloacae	No	Yes/Yes: Limb amputation	No	13	No	Yes
3	63 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	2	Previous ECMO cannula wound infection	Raoultella ornithinolytica, E. coli	No	Yes/Yes: Resection of the infected wound	No	13	No	No
4	76 (F)	Diverticulitis	4	Postoperative deep wound infection	Achromobacter sp., P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	8	No	No
5	56 (M)	COVID-19 pneumonia	3	Primary bacteremia and ECMO cannula infection	Achromobacter sp.	Yes	Yes/No: ECMO cannula not retired	Intravenous colistin (after 22 days of cefiderocol)	27	Yes	Yes
6	39 (M)	COVID-19 pneumonia in a lung transplant recipient	1	ECMO cannula wound infection + tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: ECMO cannula not retired	Nebulized colistin	6	Yes	Yes
7	51 (M)	Acute pancreatitis	2	Catheter-associated urinary infection	Achromobacter sp.	No	No	No	11	No	Yes
8	78 (F)	Renal transplant recipient	10	Femoro-femoral bypass graft infection	E. cloacae	No	Yes/No: By-pass not explanted	No	13	No	No
9	65 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	6	Obstructive pyelonephritis	E. cloacae, P. aeruginosa	Yes	Yes/Yes: Ureteral stent placement	No	27	No	No
10	59 (M)	Acute myeloid leukemia and recent allo-HSCT	3	Tonsillar abscess	P. aeruginosa	Yes	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	Intravenous amikacin (during the first 3 days)	22	Yes	Yes
11	41 (M)	NK/T-cell lymphoma	2	Infected pancreatic necrosis	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/Yes: Abscess drainage	No	62	No	No
12	56 (F)	Follicular lymphoma with persistent COVID-19	2	Catheter-associated UTI	Achromobacter sp.	No	No	No	5	No	No
13	67 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	2	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized colistin	7	No	No
14	77 (F)	Acute myeloid leukemia	5	Soft tissue infection	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	14	No	No
15	61 (M)	Hemorrhagic shock	7	Catheter-associated UTI	Achromobacter sp.	No	No	No	7	No	Yes
16	56 (M)	Tibial osteomyelitis	0	Chronic osteomyelitis	P. putida	No	Yes/Yes: Osteomyelitis debridement	No	14	No	No
17	70 (M)	COPD	5	Nosocomial pneumonia	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	No	25	No	Yes
18	51 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	3	Renal graft pyelonephritis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	17	No	No
19	54 (M)	Elbow osteomyelitis	1	Osteosynthesis-associated infection	E. cloacae	No	Yes/Yes: Osteosynthesis implant removal	No	32	No	No
20	58 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	4	Postoperative deep wound infection	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	28	No	No
21	67 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	4	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	Nebulized colistin	15	No	No
22	54 (F)	Lung transplant recipient	3	Acute tracheobronchitis	Enterobacter hormaechei	No	No	Nebulized amikacin	6	No	No
23	45 (M)	Richter’s Syndrome	2	Intestinal bacterial translocation	P. aeruginosa	Yes	No	No	9	Yes	Yes
24	53 (F)	Open tibia fracture	1	Tibial osteomyelitis	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/Yes: Osteomyelitis debridement	No	38	No	No
25	54 (F)	Metastatic kidney cancer	5	Catheter-related bloodstream infection	P. aeruginosa	Yes	Yes/Yes: Catheter removal	No	5	No	No
26	78 (F)	Renal transplant recipient	9	Postoperative deep wound infection	P. putida	No	Yes/Yes: Abscess drainage	No	41	No	No
27	44 (F)	Renal transplant recipient	3	Postoperative deep wound infection	P. putida	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	12	No	No
28	49 (M)	Lung transplant recipient	4	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	14	No	No
29	75 (M)	Status epilepticus	3	Ventilator-associated pneumonia	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized colistin	9	No	No
30	77 (M)	Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome	8	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	No	10	No	No
31	59 (F)	Pulmonary fibrosis	1	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized colistin	8	No	No
32	80 (M)	Meige syndrome (tracheostomy)	4	Acute tracheobronchitis	P. aeruginosa	No	No	Nebulized aztreonam	10	No	No
33	56 (M)	Acute lymphoblastic leukemia	4	Prostatic abscess	P. aeruginosa	No	Yes/No: Undrained abscess	No	33	No	No
34	63 (M)	Renal transplant recipient	5	Renal graft pyelonephritis	P. putida	No	No	No	18	No	No

Abbreviations: allo-HSCT, allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; CCI, Charlson comorbidity index; ECMO, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; F, female; M, male; UTI, urinary tract infection; and COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.