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PERFIL DE SENSIBILIDADE ANTIMICROBIANA DE CEPAS ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLADAS DE INFECÇÕES URINÁRIAS COMUNITÁRIAS
2003
Publicatio UEPG Ciencias Biologicas e da Saude
The urinary tract is one of the most common places of bacterial infection, and Escherichia coli is the main etiologic agent. In this study, 58 strains of Escherichia coli presented the following percentage of sensitivity to antimicrobial group A': ampicillin 37.9%; cefazolin 56.1%; cephalotin 77.2%; gentamicin 96.6%; nitrofurantoin 85.7%; ofloxacin 94.6%. Results brought up that 94.8% of stumps are sensible to, at least, three antibiotics which had been tested in group A and neither of the
doi:10.5212/publ.biologicas.v.9i1.0004
fatcat:2dyympxcofbnzbpq2cb6lehnfm