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. 2024 Feb 20;18(2):e0011964. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0011964

Table 2. The percentages of resistance among different Shigella serotypes to various antimicrobial agents.

Number resistant to antimicrobials (%)
Antimicrobial agents Total (n = 535) S. dysenteriae (n = 10) S. flexneri (n = 407) S. boydii (n = 17) S. sonnei (n = 100)
Nalidixic Acid 491(91.77) 8(80) 373(91.64) 11(64.70) 99(99)
Ciprofloxacin 446(83.36) 2(20) 342(84.02) 3(17.65) 99(99)
Norfloxacin 427(79.81) 1(10) 331(81.33) 3(17.65) 92(92)
Ofloxacin 438(81.87) 1(10) 340(83.54) 2(11.76) 95(95)
Tetracycline 404(75.51) 5(50) 329(80.84) 3(17.65) 67(67)
Ampicillin 291(54.39) 5(50) 262(64.37) 11(64.70) 13(13)
Ceftriaxone 32(5.98) 0(0) 25(6.14) 1(5.88) 6(6)
Co-trimoxazole 351(65.60) 5(50) 259(63.63) 10(58.82) 77(77)
Streptomycin 374(69.90) 7(70) 271(66.58) 16(94.12) 80(80)
Chloramphenicol 248(46.35) 3(30) 240(58.97) 1(5.88) 4(4)