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From: The overlap of accessory virulence factors and multidrug resistance among clinical and surveillance Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates from a neonatal intensive care unit in Nepal: a single-centre experience in a resource-limited setting

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Heatmap showing the presence of β-lactamase genes and virulence factors and multidrug-resistant status stratified by A infection-causing isolates, B isolates associated with possible infection, C colonization isolates, and D environmental isolates. Infection-causing isolates include bloodstream infection-causing isolates (n = 24) and one isolate from pus. Possible infection-causing isolates are isolates from ET tube culture (n = 10) and UVC tip culture (n = 3). Colonizing isolates include those obtained from cultures of armpit swab (n = 1), rectal swabs (n = 2), and umbilical swabs (n = 9). Environmental isolates were obtained from the basin (n = 5) and patient’s bed surface (n = 2) swab cultures

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Tropical Medicine and Health

ISSN: 1349-4147

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