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Table 1 Magnitude of Azithromycin resistant gonococci measured by different methods

From: Azithromycin resistant gonococci: a literature review

Country

Author

Year of the study

Method of AST

Magnitude of AZM resistance (%)

Reference

Hungary

Brunner et al.

Brunner et al.

2014, 2016

MIC strip test Liofilchem®, Agar dilution

16–30.0

[14, 26]

India

Kulkarni et al.

2018

Disc diffusion with E-test

5 

[24]

China

Jing-Yao et al.; Li, W et al.

Jiang et al.

Yin et al.

2016, 2017,

2017

2018

Agar dilution method

3.6–28.6

[35,36,37,38]

Europe (EU)

Cole et al.

2014

Agar dilution

5.3

[39]

United States

Kirkcaldy et al,

2015

Agar dilution methods

0.4

[40]

Germany

Regnath et al.

Beder et al.

2016

2018

E-test

5.5–11.9

[18, 29]

Netherlands

Wind et al.

2017

Agar dilution

1.2

[25]

Zimbabwe

Latif et al.

2016

E-test

10

[31]

Uganda

Vandepitte et al.

2014

E-test

16.2

[32]

Poland

Młynarczyk-Bonikowska et al.

2014

E-test

Sensitivity was at 38.5%

[41]

South America and the

Caribbean

Dillon J-AR et al.

2014

Agar dilution

10

[42]

France

Belkacem et al.

2016

E-test

1

[16]

Cyprus

Cole et al.

2015

Agar dilution

33.3

[17]

Greece

2015

Agar dilution

22.7

Taiwan

Liu et al.

2018

Agar dilutiom

14.6

[20]

Australia

Lahra et al.

2016

Agar dilution

1.7

[21]

  1. Resistance to azithromycin was defined as an MIC > 0.5 mg/L [43]