Antimicrobial Susceptibility of Respiratory Isolates From Homeless Population in An Urban Environment
Resistance to ATB from respiratory isolates of homeless residents with symptoms of URTI in 2012 - 2017 were analyzed. Resistance was tested in years 2008, 2012 and 2016 with no major resistance patterns found. MRSA resistance was less than 5% and PR less than 3% of all isolates. Despite majority of...
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| creator | Carberry, Rita Olah, Michael Krcmery, Vladimir Mikolasova, Gertruda Prochazkova, Katerina Stankovicova, Maria Karvaj, Marian Radkova, Libusa Hardy, Maria Benca, Juraj Bucko, Ladislav Hulkova, Viera Bartosovic, Ivan Slovak, Peter Vlcek, Robert Mrazova, Mariana Liskova, Anna Fasko, Marian Kmec, Jozef Szydlowski, Steve Franz, Mellinghoff Poptrajanovski, Slavko Grey, Eva Jankechova, Monika |
| description | Resistance to ATB from respiratory isolates of homeless residents with symptoms of URTI in 2012 - 2017 were analyzed. Resistance was tested in years 2008, 2012 and 2016 with no major resistance patterns found. MRSA resistance was less than 5% and PR less than 3% of all isolates. Despite majority of increasing population is not vaccinated against H. influenza and St. pneumonia, influenza, no major ID outbreaks were present and no case of TB was noted. |
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