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ArticleInfection prevention in practice2026

Successful control of double carbapenemase-producing

Santiago Sánchez Pardo, Marcela Vargas Vargas, Nubia Esperanza Zea Cuadrado, Sonia Reyes Peña, Edna Mora Robayo

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Santiago Sánchez PardoHospital Universitario San Rafael de Tunja, Tunja, Colombia.
Marcela Vargas VargasFundación Universitaria Sanitas, Bogotá, Colombia.
Nubia Esperanza Zea CuadradoHospital Universitario San Rafael de Tunja, Tunja, Colombia.
Sonia Reyes PeñaHospital Universitario San Rafael de Tunja, Tunja, Colombia.
Edna Mora RobayoFundación Universitaria Sanitas, Bogotá, Colombia.

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Abstract

Background: Infections caused by Objective: To describe the epidemiological characteristics and interventions implemented during an outbreak of co-producing KPC and NDM. Methods: A retrospective study of a KPC/NDM Results: Sixty-six cases were identified: 51.5% infections and 48.5% colonizations. Males predominated (56.1%) and the median age was 62 years. Bloodstream infections were the most common type of infection (17.6%), and the most affected service was general surgery (30.3%). The overall mortality rate was 13.6%, with no direct association with infection. Hand hygiene compliance exceeded 80% during the outbreak. Conclusions: The multi-disciplinary response proved instrumental in containing the outbreak, underscoring the significance of strict adherence to infection prevention measures and other measures not implemented previously.

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CarbapenemaseDrug-resistant bacteriaHealthcare-associated infectionsHospital outbreaksInfection controlKlebsiella pneumoniae

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