Various clinical isolates' profiles of antimicrobial resistance to third-generation cephalosporins

• K Purushotham

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One of the biggest threats to global public health in the twenty-first century is antimicrobial resistance
(AMR) [1]. The geographical regions impacted by medication resistance, the quantity of resistant microbial
strains, and the degree of resistance in each organism are all increasing [2]. Furthermore, the proportion of
organisms displaying AMR—particularly resistance to several antibiotics—is steadily rising [3]. As a
result, diseases that were previously believed to be amenable to medications are now resurfacing in new,
antibiotic-resistant categories [4].

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