Volume 19, Number 6—June 2013
Synopsis
New Delhi Metallo-β-Lactamase–producing Enterobacteriaceae, United States
Table 1
Epidemiologic information for New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase–producing isolates, United States, April 2009–March 2011*
Patient no. | Isolate no. | Organism | Date of isolation | State | Isolation site | Patient age | Patient and travel history |
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1 | 1000654 | Enterobacter cloacae | 2009 Apr | MA | Urine | 65 y | Hospitalized in India before coming to United States (8) |
2 | 1000527 | Klebsiella pneumoniae | 2009 Dec | CA | Urine | 73 y | Hospitalized in India before returning to United States (8) |
3 | 1001728 | Escherichia coli | 2010 May | IL | Urine | 41 y | Chronic medical problems; traveled to India 3–4 mo before positive culture. No known hospitalizations during travel (8) |
4 | 1100192 | K. pneumoniae | 2010 Sep | CA | Resp. | 13 mo | Hospitalized in Pakistan 5 months before admission in United States (10) |
5 | 1100101 | E. coli | 2010 Oct | VA | Resp. | 67 y | Received medical care in India but not hospitalized |
6 | 1100770 | K. pneumoniae | 2010 Dec | CA | Urine | 70 y | Hospitalized for 1 mo in India before transfer to US hospital |
7 | 1100975 | K. pneumoniae | 2011 Jan | MD | Resp. | 60 y | Hospitalized in India before transfer to US hospital (12) |
1101168 | Salmonella enterica serovar Senftenberg | 2011 Feb | MD | Feces | |||
8 | 1101459 | K. pneumoniae | 2011 Mar | CA | Blood | 57 y | Hospitalized in India; subsequently hospitalized in United States |
*Resp., respiratory sample.
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