[Frequency and antimicrobial resistance of bacteria isolated from hospital]

A sample of 4418, swabs from different origins [blood, pus and urines] isolated during a period of three years was subjected to a bacteriological analysis. The results revealed a high frequency of negative gram Bacillus. Klebsiella came in the frist rank, with 38,5% of isolated germs. These were followed by Echerichia coli [17,2%], Pseusomonas [15,9%] and Proteus [10,4%]. Positive coagulase Staphylococci represent only 13,1%. Positive Cocci Gram are less frequent. The investigation of the sensitivity of most isulated germs [Klebssiella, Pseudomonas and Staphylococci] to antibiotic revealed a polyresistance to the tested product. However, this resistance varies as a function of the nature of germ and swab