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Table 2 Comparison of top 15 most frequently detected uropathogens in urinary stone patients between older and younger

From: Comparative study of the bacterial distribution and antimicrobial susceptibility of uropathogens in older and younger patients with urinary stones

Older

N (%)

N = 177

P

Younger

N (%)

N = 365

P

Escherichia Colin

74 (41.8)

.699

Escherichia Colin

159 (43.6)

.699

E. coli ESBL (+)

45 (60.8)

.806

E. coli ESBL (+)

94(59.1)

.806

E. coli ESBL (−)

29 (39.2)

 

E. coli ESBL (−)

65(40.9)

 

Klebsiella pneumoniaen

17 (9.6)

.026*

Enterococcus faecalisp

35 (9.6)

.186

K. pneumonia ESBL(+)

3 (17.6)

.244

Klebsiella pneumoniaen

17 (4.7)

.026*

K. pneumoniae ESBL(−)

14 (82.4)

 

K. pneumoniae ESBL(+)

6 (35.3)

.244

Enterococcus faecalisp

11 (6.2)

.186

K. pneumoniae ESBL(−)

11 (64.7)

 

Enterococcus faeciump

11 (6.2)

.049*

Candida glabrataF

17 (4.7)

.036*

Pseudomonas aeruginosan

8 (4.5)

.278

Proteus mirabilisn

13 (3.6)

.653

Candida albicansF

5 (2.8)

.955

Candida albicansF

10 (2.7)

.955

Proteus mirabilisn

5 (2.8)

.653

Enterococcus faeciump

10 (2.7)

.049*

Enterobacter cloacaeN

4 (2.3)

.741

Pseudomonas aeruginosan

10 (2.7)

.278

Candida glabrataF

2 (1.1)

.036*

Enterobacter cloacaeN

10 (2.7)

.741

Staphylococcus aureusp

2 (1.1)

.972

Candida tropicalisF

8 (2.2)

.165

Candida parapsilosisF

2 (1.1)

.642

Acinetobacter baumanniiN

6 (1.6)

0.047*

Acinetobacter lwoffiiN

2 (1.1)

.208

S. epidermidisP

6 (1.6)

0.047*

Morgan MorganellaN

2 (1.1)

.458

Candida parapsilosisF

6 (1.6)

.642

Aeromonas caviaeN

2 (1.1)

.208

Streptococcus agalactiaeP

5 (1.4)

.401

Burkholderia cepaciaN

2 (1.1)

.042

Staphylococcus aureusp

4 (1.4)

.972

  1. Chi-square test was performed to detect differences in specific uropathogens distribution. *P < 0.05 illustrates statistical significance. N Gram-negative, P Gram-positive, F Fungi