1. Host and bacterial determinants of initial severity and outcome of Escherichia coli sepsis 
F. Jauréguy, E. Carbonnelle, S. Bonacorsi, C. Clec'h, P. Casassus, E. Bingen, B. Picard, X. Nassif, O. Lortholary 
Clinical Microbiology and Infection 
Volume 13, Issue 9, Pages (September 2007)
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2. Fig. 1
Projections of 34 bacterial variables (▴), including the virulence factors (Δ) and the clinical variables (▪), characterised in the 161 Escherichia coli isolates, on the plane F1/F2 computed from the factorial analysis of correspondence. The virulence factors are: papC, P fimbriae; papGII, PapG class II adhesin; papGIII, PapG class III adhesin; sfa/foc, S fimbriae; hlyC, haemolysin; cnf1, cytotoxic necrotising factor; iucC, iron uptake system (IUS) aerobactin; fyuA, IUS yersiniabactin; and iroN, IUS salmochelin. The clinical variables are labelled as follows: fema, female; male, male; <65, age <65 years; >65, age >65 years; UTO, urinary tract origin; DTO, digestive tract origin; OTO, other tract origin; UNO, unknown origin; sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock; DEA, death; DAS, death attributed to sepsis; HM, haematological malignancy; DIA, diabetes; NEO, neoplasia; RFA, renal failure; ICO, immunocompetent host; ICH, immunocompromised host; noso, nosocomial infection; com, community-acquired infection; SXT, trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole; AMX, amoxycillin; OFX, ofloxacin.
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