| Autor: |
Dubreuil, L., Romond, C., Derriennic, M., Courtieu, A. L., Sedallian, A. |
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Infection; May 1989, Vol. 17 Issue: 3 p197-200, 4p |
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Summary Anaerobic antibiotic susceptibility testing with standardized methods enabled the authors to speculate on the evolution of antibiotic resistance within theBacteroides fragilis group strains. Cefoxitin resistance was stable (0–5%) until 1985 and gradually increased later. Clindamycin resistance emerged in 1980 with a stable 10% resistance rate until 1986. An increase in clindamycin resistance developed in three institutions in 1987 [14]. No change was detected for imipenem and metronidazole, while piperacillin resistance increased since 1986. A comparison of antibiotic resistance rates is discussed for anaerobes in different countries. |
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