Volume 51, Issue 2 And 3 (1 1993)
Tehran Univ Med J 1993, 51(2 And 3): 13-25 |
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Maleknejad P. A study of gram-negative bacterial resistance to Aminoglycosides. Tehran Univ Med J 1993; 51 (2 and 3) :13-25
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From hygienic and economical point of view, drug therapy and prophylaxy in infectious diseases are of great importance. After the world war II, a reduction in the efficacy of sulfonamide in the treatment of shigellosis was observed and later on it led to a survey on drug resistance and the way of its transmission. The aim of this survey, during which 100 cases of gram-negative bacteria were identified, is to study the drug resistance of this bacteria against five types of aminoglycosides by antibiotic sensitivity test (disc-diffusion). Out of 100 strains, 47% were resistant to gentamycin, 70% to kanamycin, 82% to streptomycin, 53% to tobramycin, and 8% to amikacin
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