الفهرس 
Title : Comparative studies on the susceptibility of clinical gram-negative bacilli to beta- lactam and aminoglycosides antibiotics
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A total of 210 bacterial isolates were provided from Three Egyptian Hospitals and Central health laboratories during the period (May 2012 to March 2014) from Cairo, Egypt. The bacterial clinical isolates were collected from Cleopatra Hospital, Wadi EL-Nile Hospital, Abd-Elkader Fahmy Hospital and Central health laboratories. The most efficient penicillin (Beta-Lactam) antibiotic was Imipenem (IPM). While the most efficient Cephalosporin (Beta-Lactam) antibiotic was the combination between Cefoperazone / sulbactam (CES). The most efficient aminoglycoside antibiotic was Amikin (AK). The multidrug resistance (MDR) pattern increased over the last years in Egypt. Out of 210 clinical bacterial isolates, 195 isolates (92.85%) were MDR involved 89 isolates (42.3%) were XDR and 15 isolates (7.1%) were sensitive. The most prevalence AMEs gene was aac (3’) {u2013}IIa (40%), while CTX{u2013}M was the most prevalence Beta {u2013}lactam gene (56.6%)