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. 2012 Jan 20;9(5):553–556. doi: 10.1111/j.1742-481X.2011.00914.x

Table 1.

Clinical isolates from lepromatous ulcers and their antibiogram *

Serial no. Name of organism No. of isolates Antibiotic susceptibility
A G Ak Cf Pf Ca Ce
1 S. aureus 16 (25·00) 04 (25·00) 10 (62·5) 12 (75·00) 11 (68·75) 10 (62·5) 10 (62·5) 09 (56·25)
2 Klebsiella spp. 15 (23·43) 02 (13·33) 07 (46·66) 11 (73·33) 09 (60·00) 09 (60·00) 10 (66·66) 08 (53·33)
3 E. coli 08 (12·5) 02 (25·00) 04 (50·00) 06 (75·00) 05 (62·5) 05 (62·5) 07 (87·5) 03 (37·5)
4 Streptococci 07 (10·93) 05 (71·42) 04 (57·14) 04 (57·14) 05 (71·42) 05 (71·42) 03 (42·85) 04 (57·14)
5   P. aeruginosa 07 (10·93) 00 (42·85) 03 (57·14) 04 (57·14) 04 (42·85) 03 (71·42) 05 (42·85) 03 (57·14)
6 Staphylococus albus 06 (9·37) 03 (50·00) 03 (50·00) 03 (50·00) 06 (100) 06 (100) 03 (50·00) 03 (50·00)
7 Citrobacter spp. 05 (7·81) 01 (20·00) 03 (60·00) 04 (80·00) 03 (60·00) 02 (40·00) 04 (80·00) 02 (40·00)
Total 64 17 (26·56) 34 (53·12) 44 (68·75) 43 (67·18) 40 (62·5) 42 (65·62) 32 (50·00)

A, ampicillin; Ak, amikacin; Ca, ceftazidime; Ce, ceftriaxone; Cf, ciprofloxacin; G, gentamicin; Pf, pefloxacin.

*Figures in parentheses indicate percentage.