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Table 5 Rates of antimicrobial susceptibility for the common gram-negative organisms identified

From: Bloodstream infections at a tertiary level paediatric hospital in South Africa

 

Acinetobacter baumanii (N = 59)

Escherichia coli (N = 92)

Klebsiella pneumoniae (N = 92)

Pseudomonas aeruginosa (N = 26)

Non-typhoidal Salmonella (N = 20)

Antimicrobial

No isolates tested

No (%) Susceptible

No isolates tested

No (%) Susceptible

No isolates tested

N (%) Susceptible

No isolates tested

N (%) Susceptible

No isolates tested

N (%) Susceptible

Ampicillin

91

9 (9.9)

92

20

19 (95)

Co-amoxyclava

89

43 (48.3)

91

27 (29.7)

1

1 (100)

Ceftriaxone

90

59 (65.6)

88

20 (22.7)

20

20 (100)

Ceftazidime

59

24 (40.7)

91

60 (65.9)

91

20 (22)

26

23 (88.5)

1

1 (100)

Ciprofloxacin

59

45 (76.3)

87

70 (80.5)

85

52 (61.2)

26

15 (57.7)

19

18 (94.7)

Piperacillin-tazobactam

58

10 (17.2)

6$

5 (83.3)

49$

34 (69.4)

7$

1 (14.3)

1$

1 (100)

Gentamicin

59

27 (45.8)

91

64 (70.3)

89

25 (28.1)

25

15 (60)

Amikacin

58

26 (44.8)

92

77 (83.7)

91

70 (76.9)

26

16 (61.5)

Meropenem

56

26 (46.4)

92

92 (100)

92

92 (100)

26

22 (84.6)

20

20 (100)

Imipenem

49

27 (55.1)

90

90 (100)

90

90 (100)

26

21 (80.8)

20

20 (100)

Ertapenem

  

92

92 (100)

91

91 (100)

20

20 (100)

Colistin

59

59 (100)

90

90 (100)

89

89 (100)

26

23 (88.5)

  1. aCo-amoxyclav = Amoxycillin-clavulanic acid co-formulation $ due to technical limitations with the Vitek®2 AST card piperacillin-tazobactam was infrequently reported in 2011–2012; No number