The author has already made reports on the study of antibiotic resistance and phagetyping of staphylococcus pyogenes. Data has been obtained from 16 national hospitals in this country during August 1957 to July 1958. (The Iryo 13(3), 191, 1959)
Continuously observing their transition up to July 1959, the author compared them with the results reported previously. The methods of the experiment were the same as in the previous report. 811 strains were examined.
From latter half of the 2nd year, a test of resistance for Kanamycin (KM) was added. The resistance of 209P against KM is 0.1γ/ml.
The increased resistant strains in the 2nd year were PC 10μ/ml, SM 10γ/ml, CP 10γ/ml, and TC 100γ/ml, especially TC 100γ/ml increased remarkably.
We were unable to prove any increase on resistance of EM in the both years. About the difference in district, the resistant strains of PC increased noticeably at the hospitals in Kinki, Chugoku and Kyushu area, but the regional differences and the transition in ages of SM were not remarkable.
In the 2nd year, TC showed remarkable increase in resistance and this tendency was recognized in all parts of Japan. Out of 216 strains we could not recognize any resistance to KM. On the multi resistance, the combination of PC and TC showed a most remarkable increase, indicating an increase of 21.4% in the first year and 34.5% in the second year.
In the combination of PC, SM and TC, the resistance increased from 12.5% to 22.5%. This tendency was observed all over the country. Regarding the phagetyping, groups of unknown type increased. Of the typable groups, Group I was most common in Kanto, Group II in Kyushu, and Group III in Kinki area. We presume that the tendencies for this Group localization is related to antibiotic resistance.
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