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. 2021 Jan 5;10(1):37. doi: 10.3390/pathogens10010037

Table A3.

Resistance rates of sequence type 131 and non-sequence type 131 isolates in the 102 patients with liver cirrhosis and bacteremia caused by ESBLEC and NESBLEC.

ESBLEC NESBLEC
Antimicrobials ST 131 a
(n = 18)
Non-ST 131 a
(n = 33)
p Value ST 131 a
(n = 0)
Non-ST 131 b
(n = 51)
p Value
Amikacin 1 11 0.04 NA 0 NA
Gentamicin 9 26 0.03 NA 8 NA
Ciprofloxacin 17 25 0.09 NA 10 NA
Imipenem 0 0 1.0 NA 0 NA
Ampicillin–sulbactam 16 30 0.8 NA 26 NA
Cefoxitin 6 21 0.04 NA 10 NA
TMP–SMZ b 8 25 0.03 NA 23 NA
Tigecycline 0 1 1.0 NA 0 NA
Minocycline 0 15 <0.001 NA 21 NA
Ciprofloxacin and TMP–SMZ b 7 19 0.2 NA 6 NA
Ciprofloxacin and gentamicin 8 21 0.2 NA 4 NA
TMP–SMZ b and gentamicin 2 21 <0.001 NA 5 NA

a ST131: sequence type 131. b TMP–SMZ: trimethoprim–sulfamethoxazole.