Frequency and Antimicrobial Susceptibility Patterns of Diabetic Foot Infection of Patients from Bandar Abbas District, Southern Iran

Table 3

Sensitivity pattern of Gram-negative bacteria isolated from diabetic foot ulcer infection.

Pathogen	Antibiotic (sensitive: resistant (%))
	Cephalexin	Ciprofloxacin	Cotrimoxazole	Erythromycin	Amikacin	Meropenem	Imipenem	Ceftazidime	Piperacillin/tazobactam
E. coli		1 : 9 (10 : 90)	3 : 8 (27.3 : 72.7)		10 : 5 (66.7 : 33.3)	12 : 0 (100 : 0)	7 : 2 (77.8 : 22.2)	7 : 4 (63.6 : 36.4)	7 : 3 (70 : 30)
Klebsiella		4 : 2 (66.7 : 33.3)	2 : 4 (33.3 : 66.7)		9 (100)	6 : 1 (87.7 : 14.3)	6 : 0 (100 : 0)	4 : 3 (57.1 : 42.9)	7 : 0 (100 : 0)
Enterobacter	1 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 2 (33.3 : 66.7)	3 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 2 (33.3 : 66.7)	2 : 1 (66.7 : 33.3)	2 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 1 (50 : 50)	1 : 1 (50 : 50)
Acinetobacter		4 : 0 (100 : 0)	2 : 0 (100 : 0)		1 : 3 (25 : 75)	4 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 0 (100 : 0)	2 : 0 (100 : 0)	3 : 0 (100 : 0)
P. vulgaris		0 : 2 (0 : 100)	0 : 1 (100)		3 (100)		2 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 0 (100 : 0)	0 : 3 (0 : 100)
P. mirabilis		0 : 2 (0 : 100)	0 : 1 (100)		2 : 1 (66.7 : 33.3)		2 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 0 (100 : 0)	1 : 2 (66.7)
Pseudomonas			0 : 1 (100)		2 (100)			1 : 0 (100 : 0)	0 : 2 (0 : 100)
Citrobacter
Fluxobacteria		0 : 1 (0 : 100)					1 : 0 (100 : 0)

S: sensitive; R: resistant.