Correction: Shortening antibiotic therapy duration for hospital-acquired bloodstream infections in critically ill patients: a causal inference model from the international EUROBACT-2 database

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Eroğlu A.

INTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE, cilt.51, sa.818, ss.528, 2025 (SCI-Expanded, Scopus)

Özet

When this article was frst published it contained the 

following errors:

1. instead of "Kostoula Arvanti" the name of this co-author should be correctly "Kostoula Arvaniti"

2. Te following sentence in the Statistical analysis sec-tion “ Clinically relevant covariates included catheter as 

source, source control status …, best available therapy 

(BAT), Staphylococcus aureus BSI (SAB), immunocom-promised status, SOFA score at baseline, Delta-SOFA …, 

and combination therapy …”

should correctly read:

“Clinically relevant covariates included catheter as 

source, source control status …, delay until adequate 

treatment, best available therapy (BAT), Staphylococcus 

aureus BSI (SAB), immunocompromised status, SOFA 

score at baseline, Delta-SOFA …, and combination ther-apy …”

3. In the Results section, the most frequent infection 

source was incorrectly reported as catheter-related. It 

should have been respiratory. Te corrected sentence is: 

“Te source of the HA-BSI was most often a respiratory 

infection (n =180, 33%).”

4. Accordingly, in Table  1 and the abstract, “catheter”, 

“respiratory” and “soft tissue” were mistakenly inverted. 

Te corrected Table 1is provided here.

5. Te abstract should have stated: “Te most common 

infection source was respiratory (33%), most common 

microorganisms were Enterobacterales (39%).”

Te authors apologize for these errors and any incon-venience they may have caused.

Te Original Article has been corrected.