ArticleSouthern African journal of infectious diseases2023
Clinical application of Vitek-derived minimum inhibitory concentration values: Proof of concept study.
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Background: Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) values are useful in guiding appropriate antimicrobial therapy however, routine provision and interpretation of MIC values to guide clinical decision-making is challenging. Objectives: This proof of concept study aims to demonstrate the clinical utility and application of Vitek Method: A random selection of clinically relevant Gram negative isolates routinely tested on the Vitek Results: A total of 525 isolates were included (468 Enterobacterales and 57 Conclusion: Vitek Contribution: Minimum inhibitory concentration data from an automated antimicrobial susceptibility testing instrument can be used to guide clinical decisions.
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