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Table 4 Seasonal distribution of diarrheagenic E. coli among children

From: Prevalence of multi drug resistant enteropathogenic and enteroinvasive Escherichia coli isolated from children with and without diarrhea in Northeast Indian population

Seasons

E. coli isolates

‘O’ Serotypes (no. of isolates)

EPEC

EIEC (%)

Total

(DEC) (%)

Atypical (%)

Typical (%)

Summer

138

EPEC (22): O2 (1), O26 (2), O84 (1), O86 (2), O91 (1), O116 (1), O 129 (1), O141 (4), O145 (1), O149 (3), Rough (2), UT (3)

12 (3.59)

10 (2.99)

05 (1.5)

27 (8.08)

EIEC (05): O29 (1), O96 (2), O124 (1) UT (1)

Rainy/autumn

96

EPEC (16): O2 (1), O 29 (1), O 83 (1), O84 (3), O86 (2), O91 (1), O126 (1), Rough (4), UT (2)

10 (2.99)

06 (1.8)

01 (0.3)

17 (5.09)

EIEC (01): UT (01)

Winter

100

EPEC (12): O 2 (1), O 35 (1), O83 (1), O 101 (1), O126 (2), O 145 (2), O 149 (1), Rough (1), UT (2)

07 (2.1)

05 (1.5)

02 (0.6)

14 (4.19)

EIEC (02): O20 (1), O144 (1)

Total

334

58

29 (8.68)

21 (6.29)

08 (2.4)

58 (17.37)

  1. Figures in parenthesis denotes the % of the samples
  2. EPEC enteropathogenic E. coli, EIEC enteroinvasive E. coli