Antimicrobial susceptibility, risk factors and prevalence of <i>bla</i> cefotaximase, temoneira, and sulfhydryl variable genes among <i>Escherichia coli</i> in community-acquired pediatric urinary tract infection.

J Lab Physicians · 2017 · PMC5496292 · PMID 28706384

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Conclusion This study demonstrates an increasing trend in the emergence of ESBL E. coli in community-acquired UTI in children in our region warranting the need for ongoing antimicrobial stewardship and surveillance and development of antibiotic guidelines for the management of these complex multidrug-resistant infections.

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