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Table 3 Microbiological data for patients with a healthcare-associated colonization or infection by an Extended-Spectrum Beta-Lactamase (ESBL)-producing microorganism

From: Clinical profiles of patients colonized or infected with extended-spectrum beta-lactamase producing Enterobacteriaceae isolates: a 20 month retrospective study at a Belgian University Hospital

Characteristics of patients

Healthcare-associated group N = 104 (91%)

Proportion of clinical samples:

 

   Urinary tract samples

59 (57)

   Respiratory tract samples

22 (21)

   Wounds swabs

11 (11)

   Blood cultures

10 (10)

   Others (stool, biopsy)

2 (2)

Isolated microorganisms and types of ESBLs:

 

   Escherichia coli

69 (66)

-CTX-M-1 group

   45 (65)

-CTX-M-2 group

   6 (9)

-CTX-M-9 group

   5 (7)

-TEM

   10 (14)

-SHV

   3 (4)

   Enterobacter spp.

21 (22)

-CTX-M-9 group

   2 (10)

-CTX-M-1 group

   1 (5)

-TEM+SHV

   14 (67)

-TEM

   2 (10)

+SHV

   2 (10)

   Klebsiella spp.

12 (12)

-CTX-M-1 group

   2 (17)

-CTX-M-1+SHV

   1 (8)

-CTX-M-9 group

   1 (8)

-TEM

   2 (17)

+SHV

   6 (50)

   Others

2 (2)

Time elapsed from admission to positive culture:

 

< 72 hours

30 (34)

3-7 days

12 (13)

8-14 days

19 (21)

> 14 days

28 (31)