Padrão de Resistência aos Antibióticos entre Cepas de Serratia Marcescens Isoladas de Pacientes Imunossuprimidos
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https://doi.org/10.32635/2176-9745.RBC.1985v31n4.3360Palabras clave:
Pacientes Imunossuprimidos, Serratia, Infecções Hospitalares, Resistência BacterianaResumen
Estudamos a epidemiologia e a resistência antimicrobiana de 47 cepas de Serratia isoladas de material clínico em pacientes imunossuprimidos. A maioria das cepas mostrou-se resistente à carbenicilina, ampicilina e cloranfenicol. A cefalotina foi eficaz contra apenas 26% das cepas isoladas. Entre todas, as drogas mais ativas foram amicacina, tobramicina, gentamicina, colistina.
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