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EVALUATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF VANCOMYCIN- RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS IN THE ICU IN KASHAN

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  58-65

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 Background and Objectives: ENTEROCOCCUS is part of human and animal intestinal flora. The withdrawal of these bacteria from their original location causes infections such as bacteremia, endocarditis, and Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) in hospitalized patients. The aim of this study is to determine the prevalence of VANCOMYCIN-resistant Enterococci (VRE) strains and the phenotypes of the Van genes in ENTEROCOCCUS isolated from rectal swabs of patients hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).Material and Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 156 rectal-swab samples were collected from patients in three wards of ICUs in the Shahid Beheshti Hospital. ENTEROCOCCUS was detected in samples with the Gram stain and biochemical tests. An ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE test was done using CLSI criteria. Different types of VANCOMYCIN resistance genes were identified by the multiplex PCR technique. Results: ENTEROCOCCUS was detected in 135 rectal-swab samples (86.5%). The prevalence of VRE strains was 42.9% (58 cases). The frequency of VanA and VanC genes were 69% and 6.9%, respectively. In this study neither of van B, D, E and G genes were observed. 59.2% of patients who consumed 3 to 4 types of antibiotics, and 35.4% of those who consumed 1 to 2 types of antibiotics, had VRE.Conclusion: Our findings highlight that antibiotic consumption can lead to increasing the resistance phenotypes. The prevalence of VRE was indicated 3.6 times more in patients who had consumed antibiotics. Also, with increasing number of antibiotic consumption of 1-2 to 3-4 types, risk of antibiotic-resistant Enterococci increases 2.65 times.

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    JABBARI SHIADEH, SEYEDEH MARZIEH, MONIRI, REZVAN, KHORSHIDI, AHMAD, SABA, MOHAMMAD ALI, MOUSAVI, SEYED GHOLAM ABBAS, & SALEHI, MAHDI. (2012). EVALUATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF VANCOMYCIN- RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS IN THE ICU IN KASHAN. JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD, 5(1-2 (12)), 58-65. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/189276/en

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    JABBARI SHIADEH SEYEDEH MARZIEH, MONIRI REZVAN, KHORSHIDI AHMAD, SABA MOHAMMAD ALI, MOUSAVI SEYED GHOLAM ABBAS, SALEHI MAHDI. EVALUATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF VANCOMYCIN- RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS IN THE ICU IN KASHAN. JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD[Internet]. 2012;5(1-2 (12)):58-65. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/189276/en

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    SEYEDEH MARZIEH JABBARI SHIADEH, REZVAN MONIRI, AHMAD KHORSHIDI, MOHAMMAD ALI SABA, SEYED GHOLAM ABBAS MOUSAVI, and MAHDI SALEHI, “EVALUATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF VANCOMYCIN- RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI STRAINS ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS IN THE ICU IN KASHAN,” JOURNAL OF MICROBIAL WORLD, vol. 5, no. 1-2 (12), pp. 58–65, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/189276/en

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