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Table 1 Susceptibility profiles of 89 clinical isolates belonging to the P. putida group. Strains were isolated from throat swabs (n = 26), rectal swabs (n = 46) and stool (n = 17) active screening cultures from 85 patients over period of 28 months

From: Genomic characterisation of clinical and environmental Pseudomonas putida group strains and determination of their role in the transfer of antimicrobial resistance genes to Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Antimicrobial agent

bla vim negative (n = 48)

n(%)

bla vim positive (n = 41)

n(%)

Totla (n = 89)

n (%)

 

R

I

S

R

I

S

R

I

S

PIP

20 (41.7)

–

28 (58.3)

41 (100)

–

 

61 (68.5)

–

28 (31.5)

TZP

18 (37.5)

–

30 (62.5)

41 (100)

–

 

59 (66.3)

–

30 (33.7)

CAZ

10 (20.8)

–

38 (79.2)

41 (100)

–

 

51 (57.3)

–

38 (42.7)

FEP

1 (2.1)

–

47 (97.9)

38 (92.2)

–

3 (7.8)

39 (43.8)

–

50 (56.2)

MEM

16 (33.3)

5 (10.4)

27 (56.3)

41 (100)

  

57 (64.1)

5 (5.6)

27 (30.3)

CIP

2 (4.2)

3 (6.3)

43 (89.5)

40 (97.6)

1 (2.4)

 

42 (47.2)

4 (4.5)

43 (48.3)

GEN

0 (0)

–

48 (100)

13 (31.7)

–

28 (68.3)

13 (14.6)

–

76 (85.4)

  1. PIP piperacillin, TZP piperacillin-tazobactam, CAZ ceftazidime, FEP cefepime, MEM meropenem, CIP ciprofloxacin, GEN gentamicin, S susceptible, I intermediate, R resistant