An Analysis of 39 Cases of Diabetic with Septicemias

Objective To investigate the trend of the diabetic septicemias inside hospital, and the distribution and drug resistance of the causing bacteria. Method A retrospective analysis was made for 39 cases of septicemias diagnosed by blood cultures and clinical data , which were from may 2007 to may 2009. Results 40 strains of microorganisms were isolated from blood cultures. Among them the first three pathogens were Escherichia coli, Enterobacter cloacace, Staphylococcus aureus. 5 strains were fungus septicemia with hospital acquired. The higher rate and multiple drug resistance was seen in Gramnegative coccus. Conclusions Gram-negative coccus still were major one, and fungus septicemias demonstrated an increasing occurrence trend. The situation of antibiotic resistance was very serious now, so it is important to monitor the bacteria resistance to antibiotics and to detect the strains which can produce enzymes regularly for directing the clinical doctor to use antibiotics reasonably, so as to relieve and prevent the spread of drug resistance strains.