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Table 4 Rate of drug-resistance of Gram-negative bacteria to 13 common used antibiotics (n, (%))

From: Risk factors of early bacterial infection and analysis of bacterial composition, distribution and drug susceptibility after cadaveric liver transplantation

Antibiotics

Antimicrobial resistance rates(%)

Klebsiella pneumoniae (17)

Escherichia coli(4)

Other Enterobacteriaceae (3)

Acinetobacter baumannii (10)

Stenotrophomonas maltophilia (5)

Other non-

fermenting bacteria (5)

Total resistant rate (45)

Ceftazidime

10(58.8)

3(75)

1(33.3)

8(80)

0(0)

3(42.9)

54.3

Cefepime

11(64.7)

3(75)

0(0)

9(90)

5(100)

4(57.1)

69.6

Piperacillin tazobactam

13(76.5)

1(25)

2(66.7)

9(90)

5(100)

5(71.4)

76.1

Cefoperazone sulbactam

10(58.8)

1(25)

2(66.6)

8(80)

0(0)

3(42.9)

52.2

Aztreonam

10(58.8)

2(50)

1(33.3)

7(70)

5(100)

4(57.1)

63

Imipenem

9(52.9)

1(25)

1(33.3)

8(80)

5(100)

5(71.4)

63

Meropenem

10(58.8)

1(25)

0(0)

8(80)

5(100)

5(71.4)

63

Amikacin

3(17.6)

0(0)

1(33.3)

8(80)

5(100)

2(28.6)

41.3

Levofloxacin

12(70.6)

3(75)

1(33.3)

9(90)

1(20)

1(14.3)

58.7

Cotrimoxazole

10(58.8)

1(25)

2(66.7)

8(80)

1(20)

5(71.4)

63

Minocycline

14(82.4)

1(25)

2(66.7)

4(40)

0(0)

2(28.6)

50

Tigecycline

4(23.5)

0(0)

0(0)

3(30)

0(0)

2(28.6)

19.6

Polymyxin B

1(5.9)

0(0)

0(0)

0(0)

0(0)

4(57.1)

10.9