Spontaneous fungal peritonitis: Epidemiology, current evidence and future prospective

Table 1 Polymicrobial infections

Ref.	HA-SBP definition	Study design	Data provided by the author	Setting	Patients with polymicrobial infections	Fungal polymicrobial infections
Friedrich et al[9], 2015	PMN > 250	Retrospective	No	University Hospital	24/138	N/A
	> 48 h of	cohort
	hospitalization
Li et al[4], 2015	PMN > 250	Retrospective	No	University Hospital	16/306	N/A
	> 48 h of	cohort
	hospitalization
Hwang et al[1], 2014	PMN > 250	Retrospective	No	University Hospital	N/A	11/15
	> 72 h of	cohort
	hospitalization
Ariza et al[12], 2012	PMN > 250	Retrospective	No	University Hospital	15/261	N/A
	> 48 h of	cohort
	hospitalization
Umgelter et al[11], 2009	PMN > 50	Prospective	Yes	University Hospital	4/41	2/2
	> 48 h of	cohort
	hospitalization
Bert et al[8], 2003	PMN > 250	Retrospective	No	University Hospital	7/78	N/A
	> 48 h of	cohort
	hospitalization

HA: Hospital-acquired; SBP: Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis; PMN: Polymorphonuclear; N/A: Not available.