[Table/Fig-4]:
Comparative analysis of present study with other studies
Parameters | Present study | Similar findings | Contrast findings |
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Staphylococcus aureus isolated from anterior nares | 22.22% | 13% (Vinodhkumaradithyaa A et al 2009) [13]. | Shobha KL et al., (2005) [14] O% |
Biotypes of the isolates | A-4.3 %, B-46%, C-21%, D-28%, untypeable-7.14% | A-7.6%, B-49%, C-0% D-34%, untypeable-8.8% (Vidhani S et al 2001) [15]. | A-25%, B-15%, C-10%, D-20% (Alli OAT et al., 2007) [16]. |
Sex differentiation | Males-54%, Females-45.71% | Males-42%, Females-57% (Shakya B et al., 2010) [17]. | Males-22.5%, Females-44.6% (Ahmad S et al., 2010) [18]. |
Department wise cases | Orthopedics - 32.35, Surgery-31, Gynecology - 30.30% | Orthopedics-30%, surgery-35.7% (Apisarthanarak A et al., 2006) [19]. | ICU-38.1%, Surgery-26% (Pan A et al., 2006) [20]. |
Category of HCWS | Doctors-25%, Nurses-22.86%, others-51% | Doctors-22.7%, nurses-19.2% (Vinodhkumaradithyaa A et al., 2009) [14]. | Doctors-53%, nurses-33.3%, others-18% (Ahmad S et al., 2010) [18]. |
Methicillin Resistance | 11.43% | 15.4% (Vinodhkumaradithyaa A et al., 2009) [14]. | 1% (Mathanraj S et al., 2009) [21]. |
Reduction in S.aureus isolation after mupirocin | 91% reduction | 86% reduction (Muller A et al., 2005) [22]. | _ |