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. 2016 Aug 9;16:398. doi: 10.1186/s12879-016-1742-5

Table 6.

Association of methicillin resistant and sensitive S. aureus to different antimicrobial classes at Yekatit 12 Hospital Medical College from September 2013 to April 2014, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Antibiotics MRSA (n = 34) MSSA (n = 160) AOR 95 % CI P-value
N (%) N (%)
AMC [30 μg] 34(100) 2(1.3) 9.809 (1.56, 61.69) 0.015*
Penicillin G [10 U] 34(100) 153(95.6) 0.000 - 0.99
Vancomycina 10(29.4) 0(0) 0.000 - 0.99
SXT [1.25/23.75 μg] 34(100) 69(43.1) 16.24 (0.41, 63.28) 0.135
Chloramphenicol [30 μg] 16(47) 20(12.5) 1.130 (0.09, 13.63) 0.923
Gentamycin [10 μg] 13(38.2) 13(8.1) 0.896 (0.07, 10.98) 0.931
Cefuroxime [30 μg] 34(100) 6(3.8) 216.17 (10.8, 432.2) 0.001**
Clindamycin [30 μg] 18(53) 5(3.1) 13.22 (1.99, 87.62) 0.007**
Ciprofloxacin [5 μg] 28(82.5) 33(20.6) 0.615 (0.10, 3.73) 0.598
Erythromycin [15 μg] 34(100) 69(43.1) 9.044 (0.49, 16.05) 0.136
Cephalothin [10 μg] 34(100) 3(1.8) 1 - -

AMC Amoxilin- clavulanic acid, SXT Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole

a concentration from 2 μg/ml to16μg/ml

** Significant at P value < 0.01, * Significant at P value < 0.05