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Table 2 Bacterial isolates from eye-infected patients in Ethiopia

From: Prevalence of bacterial eye infections and multidrug resistance patterns among eye infection suspected patients in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Bacteria

Number of studies

No. of bacteria isolates

Pooled pathogen isolated (95% CI)

I2 (%)

p-value

S. aureus

19

862

45.47 (30.85–60.08)

99.3

< 0.001

CONS

19

685

36.14 (24.71–45.78)

98.9

< 0.001

Klebsiella spp.

14

126

9.34 (5.04–13.65)

85

< 0.001

E. coli

15

99

7.06 (4.65–9.47)

55.5

0.005

P. aeruginosa

15

109

7.34 (3.23–11.45)

89.1

< 0.001

Citrobacter spp.

10

41

4.71 (2.81–6.58)

0

0.785

Enterobacter species

8

33

3.69 (2.23–5.15)

0

0.474

H. influenzae

9

58

6.74 (4.49–8.89)

17.7

0.285

Proteus spp.

13

57

4.45 (2.06–6.84)

60.8

0.002

S. pyogenes

13

66

5.04 (3.40–6.68)

0

0.757

S. pneumoniae

17

155

9.34 (6.60-12.08)

70.8

< 0.001

S. Viridians

8

69

8.75 (5.23–12.28)

66.4

< 0.001

Enterococcus species

6

22

4.34 (1.77–6.90)

0.0

0.693

Moraxella and Neisseria spp

7

67

9.62 (1.01–18.23)

9.39

< 0.001

Other NLF

12

26

7.58 (1.36–13.80)

91.2

< 0.001

Total pathogen isolated

20

2628

138.35(101.81-174.89)

99.9

< 0.001

  1. Other NLF = Acinetobacter, S. Mercescenes and salmonella, Moraxella (54 species) and Neisseria spp [13]