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Caracterización de Candida spp. aisladas a partir de urocultivos en la ciudad de Medellín

Authors: Clara M. Duque; Diana Marcela Sanchez; Angela Gaviria; Alexandra Vallejo Acosta; Beatriz Gómez; Oscar Mauricio Gómez; Alvaro Rua Giraldo; +1 Authors

Caracterización de Candida spp. aisladas a partir de urocultivos en la ciudad de Medellín

Abstract

Candida spp. es un agente etiológico importante en infecciones del tracto urinario, principalmente en población con terapia antimicótica de amplio espectro y con catéteres urinarios. Candida albicans es la especie más frecuente, pero otras especies han surgido como patógenos emergentes. En este trabajo se recolectaron aislamientos de Candida spp. de urocultivos de pacientes que consultaron en Dinamica IPS entre enero 2016 y noviembre 2017. Para estimar la frecuencia de las especies y observar los patrones de sensibilidad, se realizó la identificación fenotípica y su perfil de sensibilidad con el sistema comercial Vitek 2® (BioMérieux, Inc.), adicionalmente se evaluaron mediante análisis de las secuencia y filogenética ITS1-5.8S-ITS2. En el estudio se incluyeron 78 aislamientos de Candida spp. Las frecuencias de especies de Candida identificadas empleando las herramientas moleculares fueron: C. albicans (38,5%), C. tropicalis (23,1%), C. glabrata (21,8%), C. parapsilosis (10,3%), C. metapsilosis y C. krusei (2,5%) y C. guillermondi (1,3%). La identificación por métodos moleculares y por el sistema Vitek 2 fue: C. albicans (93,3%), C. glabrata (94,1 %), C. tropicalis (83,3%), C. parapsilosis (75%) C. guilliermondii y C. krusei (100%). La sensibilidad de todos los aislamientos al fluconazol fue 93,6%.

Keywords

resistance, colombia, candida, Therapeutics. Pharmacology, RM1-950, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216, urinary tract infection, phylogeny

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