| Autor: |
Blomberg, Bjørn, Jureen, Roland, Manji, Karim P., Tamim, Bushir S., Mwakagile, Davis S. M., Urassa, Willy K., Fataki, Maulidi, Msangi, Viola, Tellevik, Marit G., Maselle, Samwel Y., Langeland, Nina |
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Journal of Clinical Microbiology; February 2005, Vol. 43 Issue: 2 p745-749, 5p |
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ABSTRACTExtended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBLs) were present in high proportions of Escherichia coli(25% [9 of 36]) and Klebsiella pneumoniaeisolates (17% [9 of 52]) causing pediatric septicemia at a tertiary hospital in Tanzania. Patients with septicemia due to ESBL-producing organisms had a significantly higher fatality rate than those with non-ESBL isolates (71% versus 39%, P= 0.039). This is the first report of the CTX-M-15 genotype of ESBLs on the African continent and the first observation of SHV-12 genotype in an isolate of Salmonella entericaserotype Newport. |
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