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Antibiogram data of urinary tract infection in spinal cord injury patients in an outpatient setting

Saeed Alshahri, Abdullah Alghaiheb, Abdullah Alanazi, Sultanah Alshammari and Abdullah Alomair
Neurosciences Journal January 2024, 29 (1) 57-62; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17712/nsj.2024.1.20230063
Saeed Alshahri
From the Functional Care Services, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Prince Sultan Military Medical City, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
MBBS, AFRM (RACP), AFRACMA
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Abdullah Alghaiheb
From the Functional Care Services, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Prince Sultan Military Medical City, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Abdullah Alanazi
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Sultanah Alshammari
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Abdullah Alomair
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    Table 1

    - Demographics data.

    Demographics categoriesn (%)
    Gender
    Male124 (82.2)
    Female27 (17.8)
    Age
    16-3034 (22.5)
    31-5065 (43.1)
    51-7035 (23.2)
    70 and more17 (11.2)
    Level of injury
    Paraplegia105 (69.5)
    Tetraplegia45(29.8)
    Cauda Equina Syndrome1 (0.7)
    Voiding method
    Self-intermittent catheterization64 (42.3)
    Indwelling Foley catheter39 (25.8)
    Free voiding29 (19.2)
    Suprapubic catheter15 (10)
    Condom catheter4 (2.7)
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    Table 2

    - Comparing different organisms frequencies by voiding methods.

    Organisms by voiding methodsFreelyCondom CatheterFoley catheterSelf-intermittent catheterizationSuprapubic catheterTotal
    Acinetobacter Baumanii2 (33.4)003 (50)1 (16.7)6 (1.2)
    Citrobacter Koseri0002 (66.7)1 (33.3)3 (0.6)
    Citrobacter Freundii001 (16.7)4 (66.7)1 (16.7)6 (1.2)
    Enterobacter Cloacae5 (35.7)03 (21.4)4 (28.6)2 (14.3)14 (2.8)
    Enterococcus Aerogens0001 (100)01 (0.2)
    Enterococcus Faecalis3 (12.5)04 (16.7)13 (54.2)4 (16.7)24 (4.8)
    Enterococcus Faecium0001 (100)01 (0.2)
    Escherichia Coli16 (11)4 (2.7)36 (24.7)68 (46.6)22 (15.1)146 (29.3)
    Escherichia Coli (ESBL*)6 (27.3)0015 (68.2)1 (4.5)22 (4.4)
    Klebsiella Oxytoca0001 (50)1 (50)2 (0.4)
    Klebsiella Pnumoniae21 (20.8)011 (10.9)56 (55.4)13 (12.9)101 (20.2)
    Klebsiella Pnumoniae(ESBL*)1 (12.5)007 (87.5)08 (1.6)
    Morganella Morganii002 (22.2)5 (55.6)2 (22.2)9(1.8)
    Proteus Mirabilis11 (16.7)013 (19.7)20 (30.3)22 (33.3)66 (13.2)
    Proteus Mirabilis (MDR**)001 (25)3 (75)04 (0.8)
    Providencia Stuartii002 (15.4)9 (69.2)2 (15.4)13(2.6)
    Providencia Stuartii (MDR**)1 (14.3)06 (85.7)007 (1.4)
    Pseudomonas Aeruginosa2 (3.4)1 (1.7)20 (34.5)27 (46.6)8 (13.8)58 (11.6)
    Pseudomonas Aeruginosa(MDR**)001 (50)1 (50)02 (0.4)
    Serratia Marcescens0001 (100)01 (0.2)
    Staphylococcus Aureus001 (50)1 (50)02 (0.4)
    Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA***)0002 (66.7)1 (33.3)3 (0.6)
    Total68 (13.6)5 (1)101 (20.2)244 (48.%)81 (16.2)499 (100)
    • ↵* Extended-spectrum beta-lactamases,

    • ↵** Multiple drug resistant strain,

    • ↵*** Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus

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    Table 3

    - Comparing antibiotics sensitivity by voiding method.

    Antibiotic by voiding methodsFreelyCondom catheterFoley catheterSelf-intermittent catheterizationSuprapubic catheterTotal
    Amikacin11 (12.6)014 (16.1)45 (51.7)17 (19.5)87 (17.4)
    Ampilicin12 (15.6)012 (15.6)37 (48.1)16 (20.8)77 (15.4)
    Augmentin23 (13.8)2 (1.2)33 (19.8)83 (49.7)26 (15.6)167 (33.5)
    Azithromycin1 (100)00001 (0.2)
    Ciprofloxacin12 (7.6)2 (1.3)33 (21)83 (52.9)27 (17.2)157 (31.5)
    Ceftazidime3 (5.3)1 (1.8)19 (33.3)24 (42.1)10 (17.5)57 (11.4)
    Cefazolin1 (100)00001 (0.2)
    Cefuroxime25 (15.8)4 (2.5)34 (21.5)71 (44.9)24 (15.2)158 (31.7)
    Cefotaxime1 (5.6)03 (16.7)12 (66.7)2 (11.1)18 (3.6)
    Cefipime1 (8.3)02 (16.7)7 (58.3)2 (16.7)12 (2.4)
    Colistin5 (17.9)06 (21.4)13 (46.4)4 (14.3)28 (5.6)
    Chloramphenicol1 (100)00001 (0.2)
    Clindamycin0001 (100)01 (0.2)
    Ertapanem8 (12.5)07 (10.9)36 (56.2)13 (20.3)64 (12.8)
    Erythromycin0001 (100)01 (0.2)
    Fosfomycin1 (2.8)04 (11.1)24 (66.7)7 (19.4)36 (7.2)
    Flucloxacillin001 (33.3)2 (66.7)03 (0.6)
    Imipenem11 (13.4)014 (17.1)45 (54.9)12 (14.6)82 (16.4)
    Gentamicin34 (15.5)3 (1.4)47 (21.4)111 (50.5)25 (11.4)220 (44.1)
    Levofloxacin1 (14.3)02 (28.6)2 (28.6)2 (28.6)7 (1.4)
    Meropenem13 (16)016 (19.8)37 (45.7)15 (18.5)81 (16.2)
    Nalidixic Acid1 (50)01 (50)002 (0.4)
    Nitrofurantoin25 (12.8)4 (2.1)36 (18.5)103 (52.8)27 (13.8)195 (39.1)
    Norfloxacin14 (16.7)3 (3.6)17 (20.2)37 (44)13 (15.5)84 (16.8)
    Trimethoprim /Sulfamethoxazole23 (14.6)2 (1.3)25 (15.9)89 (56.7)18 (11.5)157 (31.5)
    Tazocin4 (4.9)1 (1.2)21 (25.6)41 (50)15 (18.3)82 (16.4)
    Tetracycline1 (33.3)001 (33.3)1 (33.3)3 (0.6)
    Tigecycline2 (40)01 (20)2 (40)05 (1)
    Tobramycin1 (50)01 (50)002 (0.4)
    Trimethoprim4 (50)01 (12.5)3 (37.5)08 (1.6)
    Vancomycin3 (20)02 (13.3)7 (46.7)3 (20)15 (3)
    Total68 (13.6)5 (1)101 (20.2)244 (48.9)81 (16)499 (100)
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