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Table 3 Susceptibilities of P.aeruginosa to various antibiotics and the concordance and kappa statistics between CLSI 2015 and EUCAST 2015 guidelines

From: Comparison of Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute and European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing guidelines for the interpretation of antibiotic susceptibility at a University teaching hospital in Nairobi, Kenya: a cross-sectional study

 

CLSI (%); n = 532

EUCAST (%); n = 532

Concordance (%)

Kappa, κ (95 % CI)

S

I

R

S

I

R

Amikacin

79.5

3.0

17.5

72.2

7.3

20.5

89.7

0.734 (0.703; 0.765)

Ceftazidime

70.9

4.7

24.4

70.9

0

29.1

95.3

0.890 (0.870; 0.910)

Cefepime

72.6

4.7

22.7

72.6

0

27.4

95.3

0.886 (0.866; 0.906)

Gentamicin

72.6

6.2

21.2

72.6

0

27.4

93.8

0.851 (0.829; 0.873)

Meropenem

64.1

8.3

27.6

64.1

12.8

23.1

95.5

0.912 (0.895; 0.929)

Pip-taz

64.5

8.3

27.3

64.5

0

35.5

91.7

0.830 (0.808; 0.852)

Ciprofloxacin

71.8

5.3

22.9

66.2

5.6

28.2

89.1

0.762 (0.736; 0.788)

  1. Pip-Taz piperacillin–tazobactum, CI confidence interval, S susceptible, I intermediate, R resistant