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Table 5 MLST analysis on pairs of CoS and CoR strains obtained from the same patient. Time to switch is intended as the time-interval between the first CoS strain isolated from a clinical sample and the first CoR strain isolated from the same patient

From: Prevalence of Klebsiella pneumoniae strains producing carbapenemases and increase of resistance to colistin in an Italian teaching hospital from January 2012 To December 2014

 

Strains with Stable ST

Patient

ST of the first CoS strain isolated

Sample type

Sample type of first clinical CoS

ST of CoR strain isolated

Sample type

Time to switch from CoR to CoS (days)

1

554

SRS

Arterial catheter

-

bronchial aspirate

36

2

512

SRS

skin swab

-

urine

26

3

307

SRS

skin swab

-

skin swab

42

4

512

SRS

skin swab

-

SRS

123

5

512

SRS

drainage fluid

-

drainage fluid

28

6

512

urine

urine

-

urine

17

7

512

SRS

bronchial aspirate

-

SRS

74

8

1543

SRS

-

-

SRS

50

9

512

SRS

bronchial aspirate

-

bronchial aspirate

31

10

512

SRS

bronchial aspirate

-

bronchial aspirate

6

11

554

SRS

-

-

bronchial aspirate

na

12

512

SRS

bronchial aspirate

-

blood

24

13

258

SRS

urine

-

urine

8

      

Median

29.5 days

 

Switched ST

Patient

ST of the first CoS strain isolated

Sample type

Sample type of first clinical CoS

ST of CoR strain isolated

Sample type

Time to switch from CoR to CoS (days)

14

15

SRS

urine

512

SRS

167

15

554

urine

urine

512

SRS

67

16

2581

SRS

skin swab

512

SRS

34

17

554

SRS

arterial catheter

1733 (554 SLV)

drainage fluid

54

      

Median:

60.5 days

  1. 1 simultaneous isolation of a ST258 CoS strains and a ST512 CoR strain from the same sample at the first detection”
  2. CoR colistin resistant, CoS colistin susceptible, MLST Multilocus sequence typing, na not applicable, SLV single locus variant, SRS surveillance rectal swab, ST sequence typing