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. 2022 Jul 25;10(4):e00851-22. doi: 10.1128/spectrum.00851-22

TABLE 7.

Relationship between biofilm formation and antimicrobial resistancea

Antibiotic E. coli (8)
K. pneumoniae (7)
P. mirabilis (8)
P. aeruginosa (7)
MIC (n) p50 P value MIC (n) (p50) P value MIC (n) p50 P value MIC (n) p50 P value
Amikacin S 8 2.1 S 5 3.9 0.44 S 8 3.3 S 6 7.81 0.61
R 0 R 2 3.36 R 0 R 1 18.06
Ceftriaxone S 4 3.055 0.56 S 2 3.74 0.44 S 7 2.97 0.51 S NT NT
R 4 2.228 R 5 6.3 R 1 3.37 R
Ceftazidime S 4 3.055 0.56 S 2 3.74 0.44 S 7 2.97 0.65 I 7 10.2
R 4 2.228 R 5 6.3 R 1 3.79 R 0
Ciprofloxacin S 4 3.055 0.56 S 0 4.9 S 4 4.38 0.24 S 5 19.2 0.2
R 4 2.228 R 7 R 4 2.865 R 2 7.55
Colistin S 8 2.1 S 5 6.3 0.44 S 0 3.3 S 7 10.2
R 0 R 2 3.74 R 8 R 0
Gentamicin S 4 3.20 0.08 S 5 3.9 0.62 S 5 2.97 0.88 S 5 7.55 0.24
R 4 2.16 R 2 5.8 R 3 3.79 R 2 19.2
Meropenem S 8 2.1 S 6 4.6 0.13 S 7 2.97 0.51 S 6 7.81 0.61
R 0 R 1 10.28 R 1 3.79 R 1 18.06
a

The table shows the relationship between biofilm formation (p50) and antimicrobial resistance (MIC). R, resistant; S, sensitive.