Methicillin- and Inducible Clindamycin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus among Patients with Wound Infection Attending Arba Minch Hospital, South Ethiopia
Table 4
Antimicrobial susceptibility pattern of MSSA and MRSA from wound-infected patients at Arba Minch Hospital, Arba Minch, South Ethiopia, April to June 2017.
Isolate
Antimicrobial agents, n (%)
VA
Cd
E
AK
TE
C
CIP
COT
GEN
MSSA (n = 14)
S
14 (100)
14 (100)
11 (78.6)
14/100
5 (35.7)
9 (64.3)
12 (85.7)
11 (78.6)
14 (100)
R
0
0
3 (21.4)
0
9 (64.3)
5 (35.7)
2 (14.3)
3 (21.4)
0
MRSA (n = 65)
S
65 (100)
63 (96.9)
46 (70.8)
65/100
18 (27.7)
47 (72.3)
59 (90.8)
37 (59.9)
61 (93.9)
R
0
2 (3.1)
19 (29.2)
0
47 (72.3)
18 (27.7).
6 (9.2)
28 (43.1)
4 (6.1)
Total (n = 79)
S
79 (100)
77 (97.5)
57 (72.2)
79/100
23 (29.1)
56 (70.9)
71 (89.9)
48 (60.8)
75 (94.9)
R
0
2 (2.5)
22 (27.8)
0
56 (70.9)
23 (29.1)
8 (10.1)
31 (39.2)
4 (5.1)
Key: VA = vancomycin, Cd = clindamycin, E = erythromycin, AK = amikacin TE = tetracycline, KF = chloramphenicol, CIP = ciprofloxacin, COT = cotrimoxazole, GEN = gentamycin.
