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. 2013 Jul;51(7):2414–2417. doi: 10.1128/JCM.00999-13

Table 2.

Types of infection caused by amoxicillin-clavulanate acid-resistant E. coli isolates according to mechanism of resistancea

Infection % of patients (95% CI) harboring isolate with mechanism of resistance
All cases (n = 212) HPen (n = 54) IRT (n = 43) c-AmpC (n = 40) p-AmpC (n = 40) OXA-1 (n = 35)
Urinary tract 67 (60–73) 46 (34–59) 79 (65–88) 65 (49–78) 67 (52–80) 86 (71–94)
    Asymptomatic bacteriuria 5 (3–10) 0 (0–7) 5 (1–15) 7 (2–20) 15 (7–29) 3 (0–14)
    Cystitis 59 (53–66) 44 (32–58) 74 (60–85) 55 (40–69) 50 (35–65) 80 (64–90)
    Pyelonephritis/prostatitis 2 (1–5) 2 (0–10) 0 (0–8) 2 (0–13) 2 (0–13) 3 (0–14)
Intra-abdominal infection 7 (4–12) 17 (9–29) 5 (1–15) 5 (1–16) 2 (0–13) 6 (1–19)
Skin and soft tissue infection 14 (10–19) 28 (18–41) 9 (4–21) 7 (2–20) 12 (5–26) 6 (1–19)
Respiratory tract infection 3 (1–6) 2 (0–10) 5 (1–15) 5 (1–16) 2 (0–13) 0 (0–10)
Primary bacteremia 4 (2–7) 2 (0–10) 0 (0–8) 10 (4–23) 5 (1–16) 3 (0–14)
Others 5 (3–9) 6 (2–15) 2 (0–12) 7 (2–20) 10 (4–23) 0 (0–10)
Bacteremia (primary or secondary) 7 (5–12) 6 (2–15) 2 (0–12) 15 (7–29) 5 (1–16) 11 (4–30)
a

HPen, TEM-1 or SHV-1 hyperproducer; IRT, inhibitor-resistant TEM producer; c-AmpC, chromosomal AmpC hyperproducer; p-AmpC, plasmidic AmpC producer; OXA-1, OXA-1 producer.