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Mechanisms of Resistance

Antimicrobial Resistance in Haemophilus influenzae Respiratory Tract Isolates in Korea: Results of a Nationwide Acute Respiratory Infections Surveillance

Songmee Bae, Jaehoon Lee, Jaehwa Lee, Eunah Kim, Sunhwa Lee, Jaeyon Yu, Yeonho Kang
Songmee Bae
1Division of Bacterial Respiratory Infections, Center for Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Seoul, South Korea
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  • For correspondence: songmee@hanmail.net
Jaehoon Lee
1Division of Bacterial Respiratory Infections, Center for Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Seoul, South Korea
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Jaehwa Lee
1Division of Bacterial Respiratory Infections, Center for Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Seoul, South Korea
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Eunah Kim
1Division of Bacterial Respiratory Infections, Center for Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Seoul, South Korea
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Sunhwa Lee
2NeoDin Medical Institute, Seoul, South Korea
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Jaeyon Yu
1Division of Bacterial Respiratory Infections, Center for Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Health, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Seoul, South Korea
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Yeonho Kang
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DOI: 10.1128/AAC.00966-09
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    Dendrogram and PFGE patterns of 33 BLNAR strains and 28 BLPACR strains of H. influenzae. The dendrogram was constructed by the unweighted-pair group method of average linkage (UPGMA). The scale measures similarity values. Strains and their subtypes are shown on the right column.

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  • TABLE 1.

    Clinical characteristics of the patients

    Patient characteristicNo. (%) of patients (n = 540)
    Gender
        Male318 (58.9)
        Female221 (40.9)
        Unknown1 (0.2)
    Age (yr)
        Mean ± SD4.8 ± 8.1
        Range
            0-2278 (51.5)
            3-5177 (32.8)
            6-1057 (10.6)
            11-2010 (1.8)
            21-5012 (2.2)
            51-735 (0.9)
    Type of RTIa
        Sinusitis153 (28.3)
        Common cold140 (25.9)
        Pharyngitis122 (22.6)
        Otitis media82 (15.2)
        Pneumonia75 (13.9)
        Croup9 (1.7)
    • ↵ a RTI, respiratory tract infection. Preliminary diagnosis was made on the basis of the history and physical examinations and included 41 patients with more than one RTI.

  • TABLE 2.

    In vitro susceptibilities of the 540 H. influenzae isolates to eight antimicrobial agentsa

    Antimicrobial agentAll isolates (n = 540)BLNAS (n = 224)BLPAR (n = 255)BLNAR (n = 33)BLPACR (n = 28)
    MIC50 (μg/ml)MIC90 (μg/ml)MIC range (μg/ml)% SMIC50 (μg/ml)MIC90 (μg/ml)MIC range (μg/ml)% SMIC50 (μg/ml)MIC90 (μg/ml)MIC range (μg/ml)% SMIC50 (μg/ml)MIC90 (μg/ml)MIC range (μg/ml)% SMIC50 (μg/ml)MIC90 (μg/ml)MIC range (μg/ml)% S
    Ampicillin16256≤0.5->51241.511≤0.5-1100.01282562->5120.0282-80.0256>5124->5120.0
    Amoxicillin- clavulanate28≤0.25-3289.628≤0.25-1696.4240.25-4100.0881-1639.48168-320.0
    Clarithromycin816≤1-6481.3816≤2-6484.48162-3283.58324-6451.58161-3271.4
    Chloramphenicol0.510.25-1691.90.50.50.25-4100.00.580.25-1685.10.510.5-493.90.580.25-885.7
    Cefaclor8321-12883.08161-12885.38324-12882.08328-6484.88644-12871.4
    Cefuroxime280.25-3276.7280.25-3282.1280.5-1682.08161-3233.38321-3235.7
    Cefotaxime0.0630.125≤0.031-2100.00.0630.25≤0.031-2100.00.0630.125≤0.031-0.25100.00.06310.031-2100.00.06310.063-1100.0
    Levofloxacin0.0160.031≤0.008-0.5100.00.0160.031≤0.008-0.031100.00.0160.031≤0.008-0.5100.00.0160.0160.008-0.031100.00.0160.0310.016-0.063100.0
    • ↵ a BLNAS, β-lactamase-negative, ampicillin-susceptible H. influenzae; BLPAR, β-lactamase-positive, ampicillin-resistant H. influenzae; BLNAR, β-lactamase-negative, ampicillin-resistant H. influenzae; BLPACR, β-lactamase-positive, amoxicillin-clavulanate-resistant H. influenzae; % S, percentage with susceptiblity.

  • TABLE 3.

    MIC range of ampicillin and resistance mechanisms in 540 H. influenzae isolates

    CharacteristicAmpicillin MIC (μg/ml)
    <0.51248163264128256512>512
    Total no. of strains (n = 540)106118289615246886482111
    No. of β-lactamase-positive strains (n = 283)0034315246886482111
            TEM-1 gene only (n = 268)0034314216184462111
            ROB-1 gene only (n = 9)000001250100
            Both TEM-1 and ROB-1 genes (n = 4)000000111100
            No TEM-1 or ROB-1 gene (n = 2)000000011000
    No. of BLNAR strains (n = 33)0025530000000
  • TABLE 4.

    Deduced amino acid substitutions in PBP 3 of 33 BLNAR strains compared with the Rd strain in this study

    GroupaNo. of strainsAmino acid substitutionGeometric mean MIC and range (μg/ml)
    AmpicillinCefuroximeCefotaxime
    Ser311Asp350Ser357Met377Ser385Leu389Ile449Gly490Ala502Arg517Asn526MICRangeMICRangeMICRange
    I3AsnAspIleThrHis2213.38-160.250.25
    IIa1GluLys42-89.34-160.0630.063
    1AsnIleLys
    1AsnIleGluLys
    IIb2ValLys2.22-862-80.0690.063-0.125
    3AsnIleValLys
    5AsnIleGluValLys
    IIc7ProThrLys2.82-811.42-160.1940.063-1
    1ValThrLys
    1AsnAspIleThrThrLys
    1AsnAspThrPheThrLys
    IId3ValLys2.72-484-160.7080.063-2
    III3AsnAspIleThrPheLys5.34-813.34-321.71-2
    Otherb1220.063
    • ↵ a A total of 33 BLNAR strains were classified into six groups (I, IIa, IIb, IIc, IId, and III) based on previously proposed criteria (4, 19).

    • ↵ b One isolate had no ftsI gene mutation.

  • TABLE 5.

    Deduced amino acid substitutions in PBP 3 of 28 BLPACR strains compared with the Rd strain in this study

    GroupaNo. of strainsAmino acid substitutionGeometric mean MIC and range (μg/ml)
    AmpicillinCefuroximeCefotaxime
    Asp350Ser357Ala368Met377Ser385Ala437Ile449Gly490Ala502Arg517Asn526MICRangeMICRangeMICRange
    I2AsnAspIleThrHis192128-25632320.1880.125-0.25
    IIa1AsnIleLys28864-512220.5320.063-1
    1AsnIleThrLys
    IIb14AsnIleValLys2304-51211.41-320.1880.063-1
    2ValLys
    1AsnIleGluValLys
    IIc2ThrThrLys20864-5126.52-160.0790.063-0.125
    1AsnAspSerThrLys
    1AsnThrLys
    IId2ValLys512512440.0940.063-0.125
    Otherb1AsnSer51280.125
    • ↵ a A total of 28 BLPACR strains were classified into the six groups based on the previously proposed criteria (4, 19).

    • ↵ b One isolate hasn't been included in the subgroups mentioned above in this study.

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Songmee Bae, Jaehoon Lee, Jaehwa Lee, Eunah Kim, Sunhwa Lee, Jaeyon Yu, Yeonho Kang
Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy Dec 2009, 54 (1) 65-71; DOI: 10.1128/AAC.00966-09

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Songmee Bae, Jaehoon Lee, Jaehwa Lee, Eunah Kim, Sunhwa Lee, Jaeyon Yu, Yeonho Kang
Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy Dec 2009, 54 (1) 65-71; DOI: 10.1128/AAC.00966-09
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