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. 2019 Jun 13;220(10):1655–1666. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiz299

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Figure 2. — Frequency of antibiotic detection in paired urine (UR; left) and stool (ST; right) samples from patients with cholera, using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry, self-reported prior medication use (REP), and bioassay with urine extracts (BIO). Dark blue denotes positive results or self-report, light blue denotes trace detection, and white denotes negative results or no self-report. For urine and stool specimens, the number of antibiotics detected per sample is shown at right, and the number of times (%) an antibiotic was detected across samples is shown at the bottom. AM, amoxicillin; AZ, azithromycin; CF, ceftriaxone; CI, ciprofloxacin; ER, erythromycin; ME, metronidazole, TE, tetracycline.