Resistance to Three Different Antibiotic Groups Microorganisms Causing Urinary Tract Infectionsüriner

Abstract

Microorganisms caused urinary tract infectious investigated their resistance againts three different antibiotic groups: The urine cultures of two differents patients groups with urinary tract infections were examined retrospectively. The isoleted uropathogens were studied with respect to their resistance againts three different antibiotic groups. The first groups consist of the 300 in-patients at the university hospital and the second group of 225 out-patients who have applied to a privately owned laboratory were suspected of urinary tract infection. The isolated uropathogens from their urine cultures were placed on antibiogram by the Kirby-Bauer disc dif.fusion method and were subsequently examined for their resistance againts the quinilon, anıinoglikosid and third group cepholosporins . A total of 79 uropathogens from the first group, and 81 from the second group were isolated. The strongest determiner was found tobe E.coli, and staphilococcus in both groups. The resistance between the two groups of Jour celi chi-square . Far E.coli and proteus spp. resistance in aminoglikosids for the second grous was found to be statistically significant (p<0.0005). Uropathogens isolated at the private laboratory were found to be more resistance against aminoglikosid and third group cephalosporins.