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. 2017 Jan 27;15(1):e04665. doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2017.4665

Table E.1.

Methods and criteria used for antimicrobial susceptibility testing in referenced publications (Sections 3.3 and 3.4)

Reference Year published Testing performed and breakpoints determined using
Aust et al. 2013 CLSI, 2008 (M31–A3)
Beneragama et al. 2013 Plate count method, 50 mg/L cefazolin
Bengtsson et al. 2009 CLSI (M31‐A2, formerly NCCLS, 2002)
Berge et al. 2006 CLSI (M31‐A2, formerly NCCLS, 2002)
Botrel et al. 2010 French Society Microbiology (CA‐SFM, 2007a,b)
BVL 2015 CLSI, 2013a (M100‐S23)
Dolejska et al. 2008 Literák et al., 2007; CLSI (M31‐A2, formerly NCCLS, 2002)
Duse et al. 2015 CLSI, 2013b (VET01‐A4)
Duse et al. 2016 MICs by CLSI method, EUCAST ECOFFs used
Kalmus et al. 2011 CLSI (M31‐A2, formerly NCCLS, 2002; M31‐A3, CLSI, 2008)
Oliver et al. 2012 Not stated in paper, data from many different sources
Pereira et al. 2014 CLSI, 2008 (M31‐A3)
Persson et al. 2011 CLSI, 2007 (M100‐S17)
Randall et al. 2012 MICs by BSAC method, EUCAST ECOFFs used
Randall et al. 2014 MICs by BSAC method, EUCAST ECOFFs used
Roesch et al. 2006 CLSI (M31‐A2, formerly NCCLS, 2002; M7‐A6, formerly NCCLS, 2003)
Thomas et al. 2015 CLSI (Vet01‐A4, CLSI, 2013b; Vet01‐S2, CLSI 2013c; M100‐S series)

BSAC: British Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy; CLSI: Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute; ECOFF: Epidemiological Cut‐Off value (EUCAST) to denote isolates as sensitive or resistant; EUCAST: European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing; NCCLS: National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards.