Volume 13, Number 11—November 2007
Research
Human Salmonella and Concurrent Decreased Susceptibility to Quinolones and Extended-Spectrum Cephalosporins
Jean M. Whichard*
, Kathryn Gay*1, Jennifer E. Stevenson*2, Kevin J. Joyce*, Kara L. Cooper*, Michael Omondi*, Felicita Medalla*, George A. Jacoby†, and Timothy J. Barrett*
, Kathryn Gay*1, Jennifer E. Stevenson*2, Kevin J. Joyce*, Kara L. Cooper*, Michael Omondi*, Felicita Medalla*, George A. Jacoby†, and Timothy J. Barrett*
Table 2
Isolate, year reported, state, and serotype for NARMS non-Typhi Salmonella isolates with decreased susceptibility to quinolones and extended-spectrum cephalosporins, United States, 1996–2004*
| Isolate | Year | State | Serotype |
|---|---|---|---|
| AM18280 | 2003 | TX | Agona |
| AM09124 | 2000 | CA | Enteritidis |
| AM15266 | 2003 | IL | Enteritidis |
| AM12389 | 2001 | NJ | Haifa |
| AM15010 | 2002 | NY | Mbandaka |
| AM03005 | 1998 | NY | Newport |
| AM15201 | 2002 | ME | Newport |
| AM21465 | 2004 | GA | Newport |
| AM20428 | 2004 | GA | Saintpaul |
| AM06960 | 1999 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM08081 | 2000 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM08208 | 2000 | GA | Senftenberg |
| AM09864 | 2001 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM11007 | 2001 | MA | Senftenberg |
| AM14058 | 2002 | TX | Senftenberg |
| AM16094 | 2003 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM18622 | 2003 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM19422 | 2004 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM20227 | 2004 | GA | Senftenberg |
| AM20256 | 2004 | FL | Senftenberg |
| AM02544 | 1997 | MN | Typhimurium |
| AM08739 | 2000 | KS | Typhimurium |
| AM11682 | 2001 | NY | Typhimurium |
| AM14364 | 2002 | WI | Typhimurium |
| AM14807 | 2002 | NY | Typhimurium |
| AM20205 | 2004 | PA | Typhimurium |
| AM19537 | 2004 | CA | Uganda |
*NARMS, National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System.
1Current affiliation: Banfield, The Pet Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
2Current affiliation: Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, USA
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