Prevalence and Antimicrobial Resistance of Campylobacter Species in Diarrheal Patients in Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Table 4

Antimicrobial susceptibility pattern of Campylobacter jejuni () and Campylobacter coli () identified by the disk diffusion method at Surya Kanta Hospital, Mymensingh, from June 2019 to June 2020.

Antimicrobial agents	Susceptible (%, ) rate of isolates by species		Intermediate (%, ) rate of isolates by species		Resistant (%, ) rate of isolates by species
	C. jejuni	C. coli	C. jejuni	C. coli	C. jejuni	C. coli
Amoxicillin (AMX)	20.8 (15)	18.8 (6)	25 (18)	12.5 (4)	54.2 (39)	68.7 (22)
Tetracycline (TET)	40.3 (29)	21.9 (7)	16.7 (12)	18.8 (6)	43 (31)	59.3 (19)
Gentamicin (GEN)	47.2 (34)	37.5 (12)	34.7 (25)	12.5 (4)	18.1 (13)	50 (16)
Streptomycin (ST)	51.4 (37)	62.5 (20)	34.7 (25)	28.1 (9)	13.9 (10)	9.4 (3)
Erythromycin (ERY)	33.4 (24)	15.6 (5)	20.8 (15)	21.9 (7)	45.8 (33)	62.5 (20)
Azithromycin (AZM)	54.2 (39)	28.1 (9)	30.6 (22)	40.6 (13)	15.2 (11)	31.3 (10)
Ciprofloxacin (CIP)	44.4 (32)	62.5 (20)	22.3 (16)	6.3 (2)	33.3 (24)	31.2 (10)
Ceftriaxone (CRO)	47.2 (34)	62.5 (20)	30.6 (22)	6.3 (2)	22.2 (16)	31.2 (10)

n: number of isolates; %: percentage.