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. 2022 Feb 3;12:801292. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2021.801292

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Copyright © 2022 Yan, Su, Ren, Fan, Li, Yue, Yang, Deng, Deng, Xu, Zhang, Li, Hou, Liu and Deng.

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The comparison of antimicrobial susceptibility in the 30 MDR K. pneumonia isolates in different age and season groups. (A) The effect of age on antimicrobial susceptibility in MDR K. pneumonia isolates. Sub-adult: 1.5–5 years; Adult: 5–19 years; Geriatric: 20 years or older. (B) The effect of season on antimicrobial susceptibility in MDR K. pneumonia isolates. Spring, March to May; Summer, June to August; Autumn, September to November; Winter, December to February. CRO, ceftriaxone, GM, gentamicin, DOX, doxycycline. White, MDR K. Pneumonia isolates which were sensitive to antibiotics; Gray, MDR K. Pneumonia isolates which were intermediate to antibiotics; Dark, MDR K. Pneumonia isolates which were resistant to antibiotics. Data were analyzed with the “fisher. test” in “stats” R package. P < 0.05: The age or the season had a significant infect on antimicrobial susceptibility in MDR K. pneumonia isolates.