Characterization Impact And Prevalence Of antimicrobial resistance of isolated pathogens In Sepsisofneonates

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newlineCharacterization, impact and prevalence of antimicrobial resistance of isolated pathogens in Sepsis of neonates Stop Sepsis save Lives September 13 World Sepsis Day Abstract The blood infection that occurs in the infant younger is termed as a neonatal sepsis. The sepsis is correlated with the asset of microbial pathogens from the mother. The microbial infection occurred through hematology, transplancental spreading from infected mother or from others or from the cervix infection. Bacterial pathogens that are accountable for children in the age group of 1-12 months with the presence of sepsis and 200 children were selected. From the positivity blood culture, the age group 1-4 months neonates rate was 36%, the age group of 8 months was 20 % and 12 months was 25%. The organism most commonly isolated was Staphylococcus epidermidis from 41 cases of 56.70 %, Klebsiella pneumoniae organism from 10 cases of 15%, E.coli in the rate of 11.25%, 7.5% for Enterobacter, Streptococcus canis was 4 cases(5%)and Pseudomonas putida in 2.5%. The age wise distribution of organism was 56% of S. epidermidis in 1-4 months, 58% for 4 8months and 6% for 12 months; K. pneumoniae had 75% in 1-4 months and P.putida observed in 1-12 months. Next the observed organisms were E.Coli, Streptococcus canis and Enterobacterin the age groups of 1-12 months. The mortality had the positivity was noted in7.65% and negative cases for 1.9%