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Antibiotic Susceptibility: Conjunctivitis & Blepharitis


Susceptibility* of Bacterial Isolates from Conjunctivitis and Blepharitis to Common Antibiotics
(Percent Susceptible) (1993 to Jan 1, 2005)
Bacteria
#
BAC
CHL
ERY
NEO
GEN
CIP
OFX
TRI
PB
TOB
SULF
TET
OXA
GAT MOX
Staphylococcus aureus 362 98 99 64 87 93 82 82 93 2 83 96 88 69(26) 82(44) 82(44)
Coag-Neg Staphylococcus 162 94 98 39 88 84 71 70 72 39 75 81 54 -- 100(3) 100(3)
Streptococcus pneumoniae 188 99 99 92 1 13 100 100 61 1 1 96 88 -- 100(11) 100(11)
Haemophilus species 188 1 99 5 85 96 100 100 91 100 95 73 26 -- 100(18) 100(18)
Moraxella species 17 76 100 94 100 100 100 100 12 100 94 100 92 -- 100(3) 100(3)
Acinetobacter species 15 20 46 21 100 100 100 100 12 100 100 100 43 -- 100(2) 100(2)
Other Gram-Positives 58 98 96 61 35 61 80 85 62 29 38 64 71 -- 100(8) 100(8)
Other Gram-Negatives 117 21 80 12 90 97 98 98 51 67 91 73 40 -- 94(16) 94(16)
 
* Disk diffusion susceptibilities based on NCCLS serum standards.

BAC=Bacitracin; CHL=Chloramphenicol; ERY=Erythromycin; NEO=Neomycin; GEN=Gentamicin; CIP=Ciprofloxacin; OFX=Ofloxacin; TRI=Trimethoprim; PB=Polymyxin B; TOB=Tobramycin; SULF=Sulfasoxazole; TET=Tetracycline; OXA=Oxacillin;
(--)=not done.

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