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. 2009 Apr 7;10(4):1538–1551. doi: 10.3390/ijms10041538

Table 4.

Prevalence of resistance phenotypes to major antimicrobial classes among 172 nitocefin positive isolates.

Resistance Phenotype Number of isolates %
Multidrug resistant (MDR) phenotypes AMP, SXT, TET 8 4.65
AMP, AMC, FOX, SXT, TET 8 4.65
AMP, AMC, FOX, CHL, TET 7 4.07
AMP, AMC, FOX, CHL, SXT, TET 4 2.33
AMP, AMC, FOX, CHL, SXT 4 2.33
AMP, AMC, CHL, TET 2 1.16
AMP, CHL, SXT, TET 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, SXT, TET 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, CHL, SXT, TET 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, FOX, CEPH3, CPO, CHL, SXT, TET 2 1.16
AMP, CHL, TET 2 1.16
AMP, FOX, CHL, TET 2 1.16
Others with only one representative 9 5,22

Sub-total 54 31.40

Non-multidrug resistant (MDR) phenotypes AMP 38 22.09
AMP, TET 19 11.05
AMP, AMC, FOX, SXT 8 4.65
AMP, AMC, FOX, TET 7 4.07
AMP, AMC, FOX 6 3.49
AMP, AMC, TET 5 2.91
AMP, SXT 5 2.91
AMP, AMC 4 2.33
AMP, AMC, FOX, CEPH3, ATM 4 2.33
AMP, AMC, FOX, CEPH3, CPO, ATM 4 2.33
AMP, FOX, SXT 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, FOX, CEPH3, CARB, SXT 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, FOX, CEPH3, SXT 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, FOX, CEPH3, CPO, CARB, SXT 2 1.16
AMP, AMC, FOX, SXT 2 1.16
Others with only one representative 8 4.64

Sub-Total 118 68.60

Total 172 100