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Table 3 Multiple antibiotic resistance patterns of bacterial isolates in ocular infections, Gondar University Teaching Hospital, Ethiopia

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

Isolates

No (%)

Antibiotic resistance patterns

Ro

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

R6

S. aureus

35(26.7)

5(14.3)

7(20.0)

7(20.0)

4(12.9)

4(12.9)

3(8.6)

5(14.3)

CNS

36(27.5)

8(22.2)

7(19.4)

5(13.9)

3(8.3)

8(22.2)

4(11.1)

1(2.8)

S. pneumoniae

2(1.5)

 

1(50.0)

–

1(50.0)

–

–

–

S. pyogen

2(1.5)

1(50.0)

–

–

–

1(50.0)

–

–

Enterobacter spp.

2(1.5)

 

1(50.0)

1(50.0)

  

–

–

E. coli

10(7.6)

1(10.0)

–

3(30.0)

5(50.0)

1(10.0)

–

–

Klebsiella spp.

8(6.1)

1(12.5)

2(25.0)

–

2(25.0)

3(37.5)

–

–

Pseudomonas spp.

14(10.7)

1(7.1)

3(21.4)

3(21.4)

3(21.4)

4(28.6)

  

Citrobacter spp.

4(3.1)

1(25.0)

 

1(25.0)

1(25.0)

1(25.0)

–

–

H. influenzae

10(7.6)

1(10.0)

2(20.0)

5(50.0)

2(20.0)

–

–

–

P. vulgaris

2(1.5)

–

1(50.0)

–

–

1(50.0)

–

–

P. mirabilis

3(2.3)

1(33.3)

–

1(33.3)

1(33.3)

–

–

–

Providencia spp.

3(2.3)

–

–

1(33.3)

2(66.7)

–

–

–

Total

131(100)

20(15.3)

24(18.3)

27(20.6)

24(18.3)

23(17.6)

7(5.3)

6(4.6)

  1. Ro—sensitive to all antibiotics, R1—resistant to 1 antibiotic
  2. R2—resistant to 2 antibiotics, R3—resistant to 3 antibiotics
  3. R4—resistant to 4 antibiotics, R5—resistant to 5 and more antibiotics