Children with trimethoprim- and ampicillin-resistant fecal Escherichia coli in day care centers.
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Summary
A cross-sectional study of 79 children attending seven day care centers in Houston, Texas, to detect fecal gram-negative bacilli resistant to trimethoprim and ampicillin found 15 children were colonized with TMPr Escherichia coli; all but one strain were also resistant to sulfonamides.
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- article
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- 1987-11-01
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- 30
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