Bacteriological Profile And Antibiotic Susceptibility Patterns In Diabetic Foot Infections, At Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar
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Abstract
In our study, Gram negative aerobes were predominantly isolated in the diabetic foot infections. A significant number of MDR isolates were also observed. Lack of awareness about DFU and inappropriate use of broad-spectrum antibiotics may be the main cause of increase in the frequency of MDR isolates …
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| Authors | Ullah I;Ali SS;Ahmed I;Khan MN;Rehman MU;Malik SA;; |
| Journal | journal of ayub medical college, abbottabad : jamc |
| Year | 1970 |
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