2005Journal of Clinical Transfusion and Laboratory MedicineRequires access

Serotyping and Antibiotics Resistance of Shigella Spp Strains

Gao Ku

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Objective To investigate the change of serotype and antibiotics resistance of Shigella in Meilong area during three years. Methods Clinical isolated Shigella spp strains were collected,identified and serotyped.The susceptibil-itytestingwereperformedonsomeofthem. Results OfShigellasppstrains,63.6%~69.6%wereSflexneriand30.4%~33.1% were S sonnei. The antibiotics resistance of Shigella spp strains have been escalated in three years. The approximately susceptibility rates of S flexneri to the third generation cephalosrin were 95%,to piperacillin were 17%,to quinolones were 22%.The approximately susceptibility rates of S sonnei to auinolones were 90%,the rates to the third generation cephalosrin were declined from 100% in 2002 to 78% in 2004. Conclusions During three years,the main serotypes of Shigella spp are S flexneri and S sonnei,the main serotypes of S flexneri are Ⅰ,Ⅱand Ⅳ. The antibiotics resistance of Shigella spp were escalated. Susceptibility testing shoud be performed to guide the reasonable application of antibiotics.

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Objective To investigate the change of serotype and antibiotics resistance of Shigella in Meilong area during three years. Methods Clinical isolated Shigella spp strains were collected,identified and serotyped.The susceptibil-itytestingwereperformedonsomeofthem. Results OfShigellasppstrains,63.6%~69.6%wereSflexneriand30.4%~33.1% were S sonnei. The antibiotics resistance of Shigella spp strains have been escalated in three years. The approximately susceptibility rates of S flexneri to the third generation cephalosrin were 95%,to piperacillin were 17%,to quinolones were 22%.The approximately susceptibility rates of S sonnei to auinolones were 90%,the rates to the third generation cephalosrin were declined from 100% in 2002 to 78% in 2004. Conclusions During three years,the main serotypes of Shigella spp are S flexneri and S sonnei,the main serotypes of S flexneri are Ⅰ,Ⅱand Ⅳ. The antibiotics resistance of Shigella spp were escalated. Susceptibility testing shoud be performed to guide the reasonable application of antibiotics.

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Objective To investigate the change of serotype and antibiotics resistance of Shigella in Meilong area during three years. Methods Clinical isolated Shigella spp strains were collected,identified and serotyped.The susceptibil-itytestingwereperformedonsomeofthem. Results OfShigellasppstrains,63.6%~69.6%wereSflexneriand30.4%~33.1% were S sonnei. The antibiotics resistance of Shigella spp strains have been escalated in three years. The approximately susceptibility rates of S flexneri to the third generation cephalosrin were 95%,to piperacillin were 17%,to quinolones were 22%.The approximately susceptibility rates of S sonnei to auinolones were 90%,the rates to the third generation cephalosrin were declined from 100% in 2002 to 78% in 2004. Conclusions During three years,the main serotypes of Shigella spp are S flexneri and S sonnei,the main serotypes of S flexneri are Ⅰ,Ⅱand Ⅳ. The antibiotics resistance of Shigella spp were escalated. Susceptibility testing shoud be performed to guide the reasonable application of antibiotics.

Key concepts: Shigella, Shigella sonnei, Microbiology, Serotype, Shigella flexneri, Antibiotics, Piperacillin, Biology

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