The microorganisms which are izolated from wound infections and their antibiotic suspectibilities

Between 15 January-15 December 2008, the wound specimens which were taken from patients who hospitalized in the Universty of Gaziantep Medicine Faculty Şahinbey Hospital were evaluated in bacteriology laboratories.During one year period a total of 159 wound specimens were studied. 109 wound specimens of which were studied were growth. From the wound specimens which were growth, the patients who hospitalized in cardiac vasculer surgery (31 (19.49 %)), orthopedy/traumatology (23 (14.46 %)), infection 10 ((6.28 %)), otolaryngology (9 (5.66 %)), brain surgery (8 (4.76 %)), general surgery (8 (4.76 %)),Others were taken from 7 (4.40 %) plastic surgery 7 (4.40 %), breast surgery, gynecology and obstetric (6 (3.77 %)), dermatology (6 (3.77 %)), nefrology (6 (3.77 %)), endocrinology (5 (3.14 %)), emergency (4 (2.51 %)), oncology (4 (2.51 %)), hematology (3 (1.88%)), neonatal intensive care unıt (3 (1.88%)), internal intensive care unıt (3 (1.88 %)), urology (2(1.25 %)), gastroenterology (2 (1.25 %)), reanimation (2 (1.25 %)) and cardiology (2 (1.25 %)), ophthalmology (1 (0.62 %)), anesthesiology (1 (0.62 %)), infant surgery (1 (0.62 %)), cheast department (1 (0.62 %)), pediatry (1 (0.62 %)) and hematology of pediatry (1 (0.62 %))Among the cultures with bacterial growth, 31 (21.98 %) E. coli, 28 (19.85 %) S. aureus, 23 (16.31 %) KNS, 17 (12.05 %) P. aureginosa, 10 (7.09 %) Klebsiella sp, 7 (4.96 %) Acinetobacter spp. and Enterobacter spp 4 (2.83 %) ?- hemolitic streptococcus, and Enterococcus spp were isolated. İn addition to 2 (1.41 %) Candida, Cornebacterium spp., S. maltophilia, 1 (0.70 %) Proteus, Citrobacter, Serratia ve Providencia were isolated.Key Words: Wound infections, antibiotic susceptibility