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. 2013 Apr;19(4):551–558. doi: 10.3201/eid1904.121572

Table 3. Patient characteristics of and clinical data for serotype IV GBS isolates from infants with invasive GBS disease, Minnesota, USA, January 2000–December 2010*.

Period Disease type† Patient age at diagnosis Patient outcome Culture source Clindamycin susceptibility‡ Isolate protein profile Isolate PFGE profile
2001–2009 Late-onset 98 d Survived Joint fluid S C-α and BPS 37a
Late-onset 30 d Survived Blood S C-α and BPS 37
Late-onset 9 d Died Blood S BPS 37a
Early-onset 1 d Survived Blood S None 40
Late-onset 9 d Survived Blood S BPS 37a
Early-onset 2 d Survived Blood S BPS 37a
Early-onset 1 d Survived Blood S BPS 37a
2010 Early-onset 1 d Survived Blood R C-α 39a
Early-onset Newborn Survived Blood R C-α 39c
Early-onset Newborn Survived Blood R C-α 39a
Early-onset Newborn Survived Blood R C-α 39a
Early-onset Newborn Survived Blood S BPS 37a

*GBS, group B Streptococcus; PFGE, pulsed-field gel electrophoresis; C-α, C-protein α; BPS, group B protective surface protein. †Early-onset, patient age birth–6 days; late-onset, patient age 7–180 days. ‡S, susceptible, MIC <0.25 μg/mL; R, resistant, MIC >1 μg/mL.