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Statistical data generated by ONERBA’s Networks Summary statistics of antimicrobial resistance or in specific epidemiological situations Surveillance results on bacterial resistance to antimicrobials are provided as percentages of susceptibility in the species,
except for some particular cases accepted by usage, as for methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
Full names of bacterial species are used in the titles of tables and figures, but can be abbreviated in the columns ofsome tables. Common names are used when bacteria have not been characterised to the species level (e.g. coagulase-negative staphylococci…). Common international denomination (DCI) of antimicrobials is used throughout the text. Abbreviations listed in the following table may be used if necessary. List of abbreviations
Abbreviation
Abbreviation
Amikacin.AN
Levofloxacin.LVX
Amoxicillin .AMX
Lincomycin.L
Amoxicillin+clavulanate .AMC
Mecillinam.MEC
Aztreonam .ATM
Metronidazole .MTR
Benzylpenicillin .PEN
Minocycline .MIN
Cefepime.FEP
Moxifloxacin .MOX
Cefixime.CFM
Nalidixic acid.NAL
Cefoxitin .FOX
Netilmicin .NET
Cefpirom.FPO
Norfloxacin .NOR
Cefpodoxime.CPO
Ofloxacin .OFX
Cefsulodine.CFS
Oxacillin .OXA
Ceftazidime.CAZ
Pefloxacin.PEF
Ceftriaxone .CRO
Pipemidic acid.PIP
Cefotaxime.CTX
Piperacillin.PIP
Cefuroxime .CXM
Piperacillin+tazobactam .TZP
Cephalothin .CF
Pristinamycin.PT
Chloramphenicol .C
Clindamycin.CLI
Pyrazinamide .PYR
Ciprofloxacin .CIP
Rifampicin .RMP
Colistin .CS
Spiramycin .SP
Erythromycin.E
Streptomycin.S
Ethambutol.EMB
Sulfadiazine .SUL
Fosfomycin.FOS
Teicoplanin.TEC
Furadoine.FT
Telithromycin.TEL
Fusidic acid .FA
Gentamicin .GM
Ticarcillin.TIC
Imipenem .IMP
Ticarcillin+clavulanate.CLA
Isepamycin .ISP
Tobramycin.TM
Isoniazid .INH
Trimethoprim+sulfamethoxazole .SXT
Kanamycin.K
Vancomycin.VA
Breakpoints of antimicrobials according to the CA-SFM 2002
Antimicrobial agent
Disk load
Breakpoints (mg/L)
PENICILLINS
CARBAPENEMS
MONOBACTAMS
CEPHALOSPORINS
AMINOGLYCOSIDES
CHLORAMPHENICOL
TETRACYCLINES
MACROLIDES
KETOLIDES
LINCOSAMIDES
Antimicrobial agent
Disk load
Breakpoints (mg/L)
STREPTOGRAMINS
GLYCOPEPTIDES
POLYPEPTIDES
SULFAMIDES-TRIMETHOPRIM
NITROFURANS
QUINOLONES
FLUOROQUINOLONES
– Streptococcus spp. including Streptococcus pneumoniae From the 2002 report of the Antibiogram Committee of the French Society for Microbiology (www.sfm.asso.fr)
Index of tables regarding distribution of bacterial species
Table N°
Index of figures regarding data on antimicrobial susceptibility
Figure N°
Index of tables regarding data on antimicrobial susceptibility
Bacterial species
Table N°
2 13 25 34 46 49 52 55 59 61 62 63 67 69 72 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 94 9 10 24 29 30 31 45 48 51 54 64 65 68 71 75 76 89 90 114 115 120 121 57 78 86 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109

Source: http://www.onerba.org/IMG/pdf/ONERBA_03report_ch9.pdf