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Table 2 Antimicrobial resistance pattern of predominant gram-negative bacilli (E. coli and K. pneumoniae only) among pregnant and nonpregnant females

From: Antibiotic resistance of uropathogens among the community-dwelling pregnant and nonpregnant female: a step towards antibiotic stewardship

Antibiotics

Pregnant GNB* n = 51 (6.2%)

Nonpregnant GNB* n = 86 (8.7%)

p-value

Odd ratio (95% confidence interval)

Ampicillin

31 (60.8%)

60 (69.8%)

**0.03

2.49 (1.09, 5.66)

Ticarcillin

31(60.8%)

56 (65.1%)

0.06

2.15 (0.97, 4.76)

Cefixime

18 (35.3%)

47 (54.7%)

**0.01

3.34 (1.57, 7.11)

Cefoxitin

8 (15.7%)

27 (31.4%)

**0.02

3.21 (1.18, 8.74)

Ceftazidime

12 (23.5%)

35 (40.7%)

**0.02

2.81 (1.21, 6.53)

Ceftriaxone

15 (29.4%)

44 (51.2%)

**0.01

2.86 (1.26, 6.51)

Co-trimoxazole

17 (33.3%)

41 (47.7%)

0.07

2.95 (0.91, 9.63)

Ciprofloxacin

28 (54.9%)

46 (53.5%)

0.52

1.38 (0.52, 3.65)

Ofloxacin

18 (35.3%)

32 (37.2%)

0.84

0.9 (0.31, 2.61)

Gentamicin

8 (15.7%)

12 (14.0%)

0.92

0.95 (0.32, 2.83)

Amikacin

1 (2.0%)

7 (8.1%)

0.15

4.73 (0.56, 39.63)

Amoxicillin-clavulanic acid

16 (31.4%)

38 (44.2%)

**0.01

4.65 (1.39, 15.58)

Piperacillin-Tazobactam

15 (29.4%)

23 (26.7%)

0.76

1.18 (0.41, 3.43)

#Fosfomycin

0 (0.0%)

0 (0.0%)

Nitrofurantoin

15 (29.4%)

23 (26.7%)

0.97

0.98 (0.45, 2.14)

Ertapenem

3 (5.9%)

2 (2.3%)

0.38

0.44 (0.07, 2.76)

  1. *GNB (here GNB includes the data of the predominant uropathogens i.e. E.coli and K. pneumoniae only)
  2. #Fosfomycin was tested against E. coli isolates only
  3. Table illustrates the resistance against the antibiotic between nonpregnant and pregnant women and **depicts statistically significant result (p-value < 0.05)