Table 4.

Pathogens related eye infections.

Pathogens	% found in population (n = 20)	Source	References
S. surfactantfaciens	10	water and marine environments, contaminated soil, plants, animals, hospitalized patients	Grimont (2006) [24]; Su et al. (2016) [25]
S. epidermidis	5	human skin, upper respiratory tract	Du et al. (2021) [26]
S. pasteuri	65	drinking water, common skin flora, food products, air	Santoiemma et al. (2020) [27]
S. maltophilia	5	soil, sediment, wastewater, sputum	Ma et al. (2020) [28]; Al-Dhabi et al. (2021) [29]
P. aeruginosa	10	CLs, wet surfaces, chronic infection sites	Enzor et al. (2021) [30]; Riquelme et al. (2020) [31]
D. tsuruhatensis	5	soil, water, sludge, human microflora, CLs	Hotta et al. (2020) [19]
A. calcoaceticus	5	Soil, water	Roy et al. (2013) [32]
G. adiacens	5	human oral cavity, urogenital tract, gastrointestinal tract	Borroni (2002) [33]
R. planticola	10	vegetables, food, liquid soap	Vassallo et al. (2016) [34]
R. ornithinolytica	5	CLs, water, urine, wounds	Eguchi et al. (2017) [35];
A. agilis	35	rivers, ponds, residential water sources, soil, mud, some plants	Price et al. (2020) [36] Agbaji et al. (2020) [37] Vandamme et al. (2016) [38]
P. stutzeri	5	soil, water	Gilardi (1972) [39]; Lalucat et al. (2006) [40]
A. junii	5	water, soil, animals	Broniek et al. (2014) [41]