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Table 1 Bacterial isolates in patients with external ocular infections, Gondar University Teaching Hospital, Ethiopia

From: Ocular bacterial infections and antibiotic resistance patterns in patients attending Gondar Teaching Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia

 

Blepharitis

Conjunctivitis

Blepharo-conjunctivitis

External hordeolum

Dacryocystitis

Lid abscesses

Trauma

Others

Total isolates

Gram-positive bacteria

 S. aureus

7(20.0)

9(25.7)

5(14.3)

1(2.6)

6(17.1)

1(2.6)

4(11.4)

2(5.7)

35(26.7)

 CNS

6(16.6)

9(25.0)

4(11.1)

1(2.8)

9(25.0)

1(2.8)

6(16.7)

–

36(27.5)

 S. pneumoniae

 

–

–

–

2(100.0)

–

–

–

2(1.5)

 S. pyogen

–

1(50.0)

–

–

–

–

1(50.0))

–

2(1.5)

 Enterobacter species

–

–

1(4.0)

–

2(100.0)

–

–

–

2(1.5)

Gram-negative bacteria

 E. coli

1(10.0)

6(60.0)

–

–

1(10.0)

–

1(10.0)

1(10.0)

10(7.6)

 Klebsiella spp.

–

5(62.5)

1(12.5)

–

2(25.0)

–

–

–

8(6.1)

 Pseudomonas spp.

1(7.1)

7(50.0)

2(14.3)

–

3(21.4)

–

–

1(7.1)

14(10.7)

 Citrobacter spp.

–

1(25.0)

1(25.0)

–

1(25.0)

–

–

1(25.0)

4(3.1)

 H. influenzae

3(30.0)

4(40.0)

–

–

2(20.0)

–

–

1(10.0)

10(7.6)

 P. vulgaris

1(50.0)

–

–

–

1(50.0)

–

–

–

2(1.5)

 P. mirabilis

1(33.3)

–

–

–

1(33.3)

–

–

1(33.3)

3(2.3)

 Providencia spp.

1(33.3)

1(33.3)

–

–

1(33.3)

–

–

–

3(2.3)

Total

21(16.0)

43(32.8)

13(9.9)

2(6.5)

31(23.7)

2(6.5)

12(9.2)

7(5.3)

131(100)

  1. CNS coagulase negative Staphylococci