Table 2.

Distribution of clinical isolates in 2015–2019 (a) and 2020–2022 (b) by material/site of infection collected. Culture swabs were derived from other body districts.

(a)
Years	2015–2019		2015		2016		2017		2018		2019
Samples	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %
Respiratory	590	33.9%	114	39.0%	98	28.6%	112	38.8%	127	34.6%	139	23.2%
Wound swabs	375	21.6%	58	19.9%	73	21.3%	60	20.8%	80	21.3%	104	31.0%
Urinary	296	17.0%	33	10.3%	60	17.5%	45	15.6%	78	21.8%	80	17.9%
Cultural swab	210	12.1%	30	11.3%	46	13.4%	33	11.4%	37	10.1%	64	14.3%
Blood and Liquor culture	130	7.5%	27	9.2%	31	9.0%	13	4.5%	25	6.8%	34	7.6%
Catheters	65	3.7%	16	5.5%	16	4.7%	13	4.5%	10	2.7%	10	3.1%
Vaginal swabs	45	2.6%	4	3.4%	12	3.5%	10	3.5%	5	1.4%	14	2.2%
Others	28	1.6%	10	1.4%	7	2.0%	3	1.0%	5	1.4%	3	0.7%
Tot. Isolates	1739	100%	292	100%	343	100%	289	100%	367	100%	448	100%
(b)
Years	2020–2022		2020		2021		2022
Samples	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %	Isolates n.	Isolates %
Respiratory	397	30.4%	107	30.1%	166	34.9%	124	26.0%
Urinary	249	19.1%	66	18.6%	86	18.1%	97	20.3%
Wound swabs	237	18.1%	62	17.5%	70	14.7%	105	22.0%
Cultural swab	191	14.6%	56	15.8%	70	14.7%	65	13.6%
Blood and Liquor culture	133	10.2%	36	10.1%	50	10.5%	47	9.9%
Others	43	3.3%	12	3.4%	22	4.6%	9	1.9%
Catheters	40	3.1%	12	3.4%	9	1.9%	19	4.0%
Vaginal swabs	17	1.3%	4	1.1%	2	0.4%	11	2.3%
Tot. Isolates	1307	100%	355	100%	475	100%	477	100%

Tot., total.