Antibiotic susceptibility pattern among children admitted to a hospital in Nigeria: A retrospective study

Our study reveals a higher trend of antibiotic resistance, especially in younger children. It further shows that the pathogens are most resistant to the most available empirical antibiotics in Nigeria.

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African Journal of Laboratory Medicine
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.4102/ajlm.v13i1.2362
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Antibiotic Use and Resistance
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Antibiotic susceptibility pattern among children admitted to a hospital in Nigeria: A retrospective study

Mary Adetola Lawal, Cecilia A. Mabogunje, Aderonke Omolola Oluwo, Olubunmi T. Okurame
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Antibiotic susceptibility pattern among children admitted to a hospital in Nigeria: A retrospective study

Mary Adetola Lawal, Cecilia A. Mabogunje, Aderonke Omolola Oluwo, Olubunmi T. Okurame
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Abstract

Our study reveals a higher trend of antibiotic resistance, especially in younger children. It further shows that the pathogens are most resistant to the most available empirical antibiotics in Nigeria.

African Journal of Laboratory MedicineVol. 13(1)
Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (NG), Lagos State Health Service Commission (NG)
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Antibiotic Use and Resistance
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