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Analysis on drug resistance of mycobacterium tuberculosis in Fengxian district Shanghai

Zheng Hua-rong

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To understand primary and acquired drug resistance of mycobacterium tuberculosis. M.tuberculosis positive sputum samples were collected from January 2002 to July 2003. Ameliorative Lowenstein-Jensen' culture medium was used to detect bacillus-positive specimen of pulmonary tuberculosis. 214 samples were affirmed. Drug susceptibility test against streptomycin(SM), isoniazid (INH),rifampicin (RFP), ethambutol (EMB) and sodium para-aminosalicylate (PAS) were tested. The total drug resistance rate was 39.25% (84/214), the initial drug resistance rate was 11.83% (11/93), the initial multi-drug resistance rate was 7.53% (7/93), the acquired and multi-drug resistance(MDR) rate were 60.33% (73/121) .MDR-TB rate was 49.93% (58/121). SM and INH were primary and secondary resistance drugs, the rates were 75.00% (63/84) and 63.10% (53/84). [Conclusion] The acquired drug resistant and multi-drug resistant rates were higher than the initial drug resistance rate. Drug sensitivity surveillance on mycobacteria tuberculous should be further strengthened.

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To understand primary and acquired drug resistance of mycobacterium tuberculosis. M.tuberculosis positive sputum samples were collected from January 2002 to July 2003. Ameliorative Lowenstein-Jensen' culture medium was used to detect bacillus-positive specimen of pulmonary tuberculosis. 214 samples were affirmed. Drug susceptibility test against streptomycin(SM), isoniazid (INH),rifampicin (RFP), ethambutol (EMB) and sodium para-aminosalicylate (PAS) were tested. The total drug resistance rate was 39.25% (84/214), the initial drug resistance rate was 11.83% (11/93), the initial multi-drug resistance rate was 7.53% (7/93), the acquired and multi-drug resistance(MDR) rate were 60.33% (73/121) .MDR-TB rate was 49.93% (58/121). SM and INH were primary and secondary resistance drugs, the rates were 75.00% (63/84) and 63.10% (53/84). [Conclusion] The acquired drug resistant and multi-drug resistant rates were higher than the initial drug resistance rate. Drug sensitivity surveillance on mycobacteria tuberculous should be further strengthened.

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To understand primary and acquired drug resistance of mycobacterium tuberculosis. M.tuberculosis positive sputum samples were collected from January 2002 to July 2003. Ameliorative Lowenstein-Jensen' culture medium was used to detect bacillus-positive specimen of pulmonary tuberculosis. 214 samples were affirmed. Drug susceptibility test against streptomycin(SM), isoniazid (INH),rifampicin (RFP), ethambutol (EMB) and sodium para-aminosalicylate (PAS) were tested. The total drug resistance rate was 39.25% (84/214), the initial drug resistance rate was 11.83% (11/93), the initial multi-drug resistance rate was 7.53% (7/93), the acquired and multi-drug resistance(MDR) rate were 60.33% (73/121) .MDR-TB rate was 49.93% (58/121). SM and INH were primary and secondary resistance drugs, the rates were 75.00% (63/84) and 63.10% (53/84). [Conclusion] The acquired drug resistant and multi-drug resistant rates were higher than the initial drug resistance rate. Drug sensitivity surveillance on mycobacteria tuberculous should be further strengthened.

Key concepts: Ethambutol, Rifampicin, Drug resistance, Isoniazid, Streptomycin, Medicine, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Tuberculosis

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