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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 294 enterococci of clinical distribution and drug resistance Of: Weisong Xiao, Long were families, Tang Lixia [Abstract] Objective Clinical Enterococcus isolated distribution and drug resistance to common antibiotics, provide the basis for the clinical use of drugs. Methods bacterial identification applications ATB Expression automatic analyzer, drug susceptibility test using KB method. The results of clinical isolated 294 Enterococci, Enterococcus faecalis accounts for 73.81%, accounting for 20.41% .294 feces strains of Enterococcus Enterococcus distribution of the top three types of urine specimens, secretions, blood, constitute more than 43.88%, respectively, 15.65% 7.48%. erythromycin resistant Enterococcus feces highest rate of 86.11%, followed by tetracycline, 80.00%, Enterococcus faecalis resistant to tetracycline was 78.65%, and doxycycline resistance was 67.37%. the two vancomycin resistant strains of bacteria can be seen, but very few. Conclusion Enterococcus in the treatment of clinical infection should be selected based on susceptibility test results sensitive to the antimicrobial agents to enhance efficacy, reduce hospital infection. [Keywords:] cross-infection, Enterococcus, microbial sensitivity tests, drug resistance, bacteria In recent years, due to the extensive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, particularly third generation cephalosporins in clinical widely used antimicrobial agents against a variety of natural resistant enterococcus has become a common hospital infection bacteria [1]. Enterococcus is a human opportunistic pathogen, can cause a variety of site infection [2], most found in urinary tract, respiratory tract, abdomen and pelvis and other parts of the infection, enterococci in clinical specimens to understand the distribution and development trend of drug resistance to guide rational use of antibiotics, we isolated 294 strains of enterococci of clinical drug sensitivity analysis, are reported as