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Table 3 Antibiotic susceptibility of gram-negative bacilli

From: Microbiological isolates and associated complications of dacryocystitis and canaliculitis in a prominent tertiary ophthalmic teaching hospital in northern China

Enterobacterales

(27 strains)

Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Acinetobacter

(22 strains)

Fastidious microorganism

(48 strains)

Stenotrophomonas maltophilia

(7 strains)

Antibiotic

Susceptibility

Antibiotic

Susceptibility

Antibiotic

Susceptibility

Antibiotic

Susceptibility

PRL

21 (77.8%)

PRL

20 (90.9%)

SXT

28 (58.3%)

MH

6 (85.7%)

TZP

24 (88.9%)

TZP

21 (95.5%)

TZP

40 (83.3%)

LEV

2 (28.6%)

CAZ

23 (85.2%)

CAZ

19 (86.4%)

CAZ

34 (70.8%)

SXT

5 (71.4%)

FEP

24 (88.9%)

FEP

20 (90.9%)

FEP

37 (77.1%)

-

-

IPM

26 (96.3%)

IPM

21 (95.5%)

IPM

41 (85.4%)

-

-

MEM

26 (96.3%)

MEM

21 (95.5%)

MEM

41 (85.4%)

-

-

CIP

24 (88.9%)

CIP

18 (81.8%)

CIP

34 (70.8%)

-

-

LEV

23 (85.2%)

LEV

16 (72.7%)

LEV

33 (68.8%)

-

-

TOB

24 (88.9%)

TOB

21 (95.5%)

MXF

35 (72.9%)

-

-

AMP

19 (70.4%)

AK

21 (95.5%)

AMP

17 (35.4%)

-

-

GAT

24 (88.9%)

GAT

19 (86.4%)

GAT

37 (77.1%)

-

-

  1. Abbreviations: PRL Piperacillin, TZP Piperacillin/tazobactam, CAZ Ceftazidime, FEP Cefepime, IPM Imipenem, MEM Meropenem, CIP Ciprofloxacin, LEV Levofloxacin, TOB Tobramycin, AMP Ampicillin, GAT Gatifloxacin, AK Amikacin, SXT Trimethoprim sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMZ), MXF Moxifloxacin, MH Minocycline