Improving the Rapidity and Accuracy of Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae Detection by Shortening the Enrichment Duration
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Identifying carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) is necessary to prevent nosocomial CRE infection outbreaks. Here, a rapid identification method with reduced enrichment time was developed without compromising accuracy. A total of 49 rectal swabs requested for CRE screening at the Department of Diagnostic Medicine at Hospital B in Busan, Korea, were included in this study. Specimens were inoculated on MacConkey and CHROMID Carba media either directly or following enrichment for 3, 6, and 24 h in 100 μl trypticase soy broth containing an ertapenem disk. The enriched cultures were further inoculated on CHROMID Carba or MacConkey media containing an ertapenem disk. In total, 19 CRE and 5 carbapenemintermediate Enterobacteriaceae isolates were obtained from the 49 swabs. Among the 19 CRE isolates, carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae constituted 13 strains. Moreover, of the 19 CRE isolates, 16 (81.25%) and 17 (88.24%) were identified from the direct cultures on MacConkey and CHROMID Carba media, respectively. After 3 h of enrichment, the proportions of the CRE identified in the media were: MacConkey medium, 16/19 (81.25%); CHROMID Carba medium, 17/19 (88.24%); and MacConkey medium containing an ertapenem disk, 17/19 (88.24%). The detection rates after 6 h of enrichment were the same for all three media (19/19 strains, 100%), whereas those after 24 h of enrichment were 21, 22, and 24 strains, respectively, but included false positives. These findings suggest that a 6-h enrichment before inoculation on the CHROMID Carba medium is optimal for the rapid and accurate detection of CRE in clinical samples.
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Identifying carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) is necessary to prevent nosocomial CRE infection outbreaks. Here, a rapid identification method with reduced enrichment time was developed without compromising accuracy. A total of 49 rectal swabs requested for CRE screening at the Department of Diagnostic Medicine at Hospital B in Busan, Korea, were included in this study. Specimens were inoculated on MacConkey and CHROMID Carba media either directly or following enrichment for 3, 6, and 24 h in 100 μl trypticase soy broth containing an ertapenem disk. The enriched cultures were further inoculated on CHROMID Carba or MacConkey media containing an ertapenem disk. In total, 19 CRE and 5 carbapenemintermediate Enterobacteriaceae isolates were obtained from the 49 swabs. Among the 19 CRE isolates, carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae constituted 13 strains. Moreover, of the 19 CRE isolates, 16 (81.25%) and 17 (88.24%) were identified from the direct cultures on MacConkey and CHROMID Carba media, respectively. After 3 h of enrichment, the proportions of the CRE identified in the media were: MacConkey medium, 16/19 (81.25%); CHROMID Carba medium, 17/19 (88.24%); and MacConkey medium containing an ertapenem disk, 17/19 (88.24%). The detection rates after 6 h of enrichment were the same for all three media (19/19 strains, 100%), whereas those after 24 h of enrichment were 21, 22, and 24 strains, respectively, but included false positives. These findings suggest that a 6-h enrichment before inoculation on the CHROMID Carba medium is optimal for the rapid and accurate detection of CRE in clinical samples.
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