. 2024 Feb 16;62(3):e01011-23. doi: 10.1128/jcm.01011-23

TABLE 4.

Homogeneity of Avibacterium paragallinarum MIC values obtained from broth microdilution susceptibility testing in CAMHB + CS + NADH after 48 h incubation at 35 ± 2°C

Antimicrobial agent	Deviations from MIC mode^a^,b,f							Exact MIC agreement (%)^c	Essential MIC agreement (%)^d
	-3	-2	-1	0	1	2	3
	Amoxicillin/clavulanic acid 2:1			3^e	21^e	1				84	100
Ampicillin			1^e	22^e	2			88	100
Cefoperazone				24^e	1			96	100
Cefotaxime				25^e				100	100
Ceftiofur				25^e				100	100
Cefquinome				25^e				100	100
Cephalothin			3^e	22^e				88	100
Ciprofloxacin				23^e	22			92	100
Colistin			3	18	3	1		72	96
Doxycycline			3	17	5			68	100
Enrofloxacin				22^e	3			88	100
Florfenicol				23	2			92	100
Gentamicin			1	20	4			80	100
Imipenem			1	23^e	1			92	100
Marbofloxacin				21^e	4			84	100
Nalidixic acid		1	2	20	2			80	96
Neomycin			3	22				88	100
Penicillin			4^e	16	4		1	64	96
Streptomycin				24^e		1		96	96
Tetracycline			3	22				88	100
Tiamulin		1	2	20	2			80	96
Tilmicosin		1	2	21	1			84	96
Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole 1:19			2	21^e	2			84	100
Tulathromycin			2	19	3	1		76	96

^{^a}

The MIC mode indicates the most frequently measured MIC related to an isolate and agent.

^{^b}

Data are from testing five isolates in five independent replications.

^{^c}

Percentage of MIC values corresponding to the MIC mode of the isolates.

^{^d}

The essential MIC agreement allows a deviation of ±1 dilution step from the MIC mode.

^{^e}

The MIC value of at least one isolate was equal to, lower, or higher than the concentration of the test range.

^{^f}

Data that fulfill the criteria of the essential MIC agreement are highlighted in gray.