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Table 2 Microbiology profile of five patients with non-tuberculous mycobacterial endophthalmitis showing type of species and their antibiotic susceptibility

From: Clinical and microbiological profile of non-tuberculous mycobacterial endophthalmitis—experience in a tertiary eye care centre in Southern India

S. no

Specimen

CFW

Gram

20 % ZN

Culture

No. of days for growth

Organism

A

Cz

Ch

Cip

Gf

Mx

Of

Va

G

1

Vitreous

BA

3

M. chelonei

S

R

R

R

ND

ND

R

R

S

CA

BHI

Thio

2

Vitreous

BA

3

M. chelonei

S

R

R

S

R

R

R

R

S

CA

BHI

Thio

3

Vitreous

BA

3

M. chelonei

S

R

R

S

R

R

R

R

S

CA

BHI

4

Vitreous

GPB 0–5/OIF

AFB—plenty/OIF

BA

3

M. manitobense a

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

ND

CA

5

IOL+ Vitreous + AC exudates

GPB—plenty/OIF

AFB—plenty/OIF

BA

3

M. fortuitum

S

R

R

S

R

R

R

S

ND

CA

BHI

Thio

  1. ZN Ziehl-Neelsen, GPB gram-positive bacilli, AFB acid fast bacilli, OIF oil immersion field, Neg negative, ND not done, A amikacin, Cz cefazolin, Ch chloramphenicol, Cip ciprofloxacin, Gf gatifloxacin, G gentamicin, Mx moxifloxacin, Of ofloxacin, Va vancomycin, S sensitive, R resistant, IOL intraocular lens, CFW calcofluor white stain
  2. aThe identification was confirmed by 16S rDNA sequencing and phylogenetic analysis