ArticleCureus2026
Reliability of the E-test and VITEK 2 Compact for Tigecycline Susceptibility Testing in Clinical Acinetobacter baumannii Isolates Compared With Broth Microdilution.
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Abstract
backgroundThe growing incidence of multidrug-resistant
objectiveThis study aims to determine the tigecycline susceptibility of clinical METHODOLOGIES: A total of 150 clinical isolates of
resultThe proportion of isolates categorized as susceptible by BMD was 90.67%, with MIC
conclusionDiscordant results have been observed across different susceptibility testing methods as well as using different interpretative criteria. As this study was conducted on a small number of isolates, additional studies are needed to determine an interpretation category for Indian isolates.
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