Volume 20, Number 11—November 2014
Dispatch
Global Incidence of Carbapenemase-Producing Escherichia coli ST131
Table 2
Carbapenemase (no.) | Total: country (no.) | ST131: country (no.)† |
---|---|---|
NDM (44) | ||
NDM-1 (39) | India (25), Vietnam (10), Serbia (1), Philippines (1), Thailand (1), China (1) | Philippines (1), India (1), Thailand (1) |
NDM-4 (2) | India (2) | None |
NDM-5 (n2) | Saudi Arabia (1), Kuwait (1) | None |
NDM-6 (n1) |
India (1) |
None |
KPC (38) | ||
KPC-2 (32) | Argentina (1), Brazil (2), Colombia (9), China (5), Ecuador (2), Italy (1), Jordan (1), Panama (1), Puerto Rico (5), USA (2), Vietnam (3) | Argentina (1), Colombia (5), China (4), Ecuador (1), Italy (1), Panama (1), Puerto Rico (4), USA (2), Vietnam (2) |
KPC-3 (6) |
Puerto Rico (1), Israel (1), USA (4) |
USA (3) |
OXA-48-like (30) | ||
OXA-48 (28) | Egypt (1), Jordan (1), Lebanon, (3), Morocco (2), Turkey (18), Vietnam (3), UAE (1) | Jordan (1), Morocco (1), Turkey (10), UAE(1) |
OXA-163 (1) | Argentina (1) | None |
OXA-244 (1) |
Tunisia (1) |
None |
IMP (2) | None | |
IMP-1 (1) | India (1) | None |
IMP-14 (1) |
Thailand (1) |
Thailand (1) |
VIM-1 (2) |
Italy (1), Greece (1) |
None |
Total | 116 | 41 |
*NDM, New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase-1; KPC, Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase; USA, United States of America; OXA, oxacillinase; UAE, United Arab Emirates; IMP, imipenemase; VIM, Verona integron–encoded metallo-β-lactamase.
†PCR-based screening of E. coli ST131 may infrequently identify isolates that belong to the 131 Clonal Complex as ST131 and rarely misidentifies non-ST131 E. coli as ST131.
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