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. 2019 Dec 5;12:3817–3826. doi: 10.2147/IDR.S226072

Table 3.

Antimicrobial Susceptibility of E. coli Clinical Isolates

Antimicrobial Agent Resistant n (%) Intermediate n (%) Susceptible n (%)
Sulfonamide 95 (97.94) 2 (2.06)
Ampicillin 92 (94.85) 0(0) 5 (5.15)
Ticarcillin 88 (90.72) 2 (2.06) 7 (7.23)
Nalidixic acid 88 (90.72) 9 (9.28)
Tetracycline 79 (81.44) 1 (1.03) 17 (17.53)
Doxycycline 73 (78.49) 4 (4.12) 20 (20.62)
Ciprofloxacin 68 (70.10) 2 (2.06) 27 (27.84)
Ofloxacin 66 (68.04) 2 (2.06) 29 (29.90)
Cefotaxime 66 (68.04) 4 (4.12) 37 (38.14)
Levofloxacin 59 (60.82) 10 (10.31) 28 (28.87)
Piperacillin 58 (59.79) 19 (19.59) 20 (20.62)
Cefoperazone 51 (52.58) 18 (18.55) 28 (28.87)
Gentamicin 51 (52.58) 4 (4.12) 42 (43.30)
Kanamycin 39 (40.21) 1 (1.03) 57 (58.76)
Tobramycin 39 (40.21) 17 (17.53) 41 (42.26)
Chloramphenicol 33 (34.02) 1 (1.03) 63 (64.95)
Minocycline 33 (34.02) 13 (13.40) 51 (52.58)
Aztreonam 28 (28.87) 4 (4.12) 65 (67.01)
Ceftazidime 21 (21.65) 11 (11.34) 65 (67.01)
Cefoxitin 17 (17.53) 8 (8.25) 72 (74.22)
Amikacin 8 (8.25) 3 (3.09) 86 (88.66)
Ertapenem 3 (3.09) 4 (4.12) 90 (92.79)
Meropenem 0(0) 0(0) 97 (100)
Imipenem 0(0) 0(0) 97 (100)