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Figure 10. Resistance to antimicrobials in Salmonella isolates from chickens; Abattoir Surveillance, 2009

Categorization of antimicrobials based on their importance in human medicine	Antimicrobial	Chickens (n = 230)
	Antimicrobial	zspecies	bspecies	project	N_ON	ATM	P	LCL	UCL	EBMINUS	EBPLUS
IV
III	Tetracycline	Chicken	Salmonella	Pilote Abattoir	230	TET	0.36956522	0.307	0.435	0.062508	0.06592
	Sulfisoxazole					SSS	0.03043478	0.012	0.062	0.018113	0.03126
	Chloramphenicol					CHL	0.00434783	1E-04	0.024	0.004238	0.01964
II	Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole					SXT	0	0	0.013	0	0.01294
	Streptomycin					STR	0.40869565	0.345	0.475	0.064159	0.06654
	Nalidixic acid					NAL	0.00434783	1E-04	0.024	0.004238	0.01964
	Kanamycin					KAN	0.01304348	0.003	0.038	0.010345	0.0246
	Gentamicin					GEN	0.01304348	0.003	0.038	0.010345	0.0246
	Cefoxitin					FOX	0.15652174	0.112	0.21	0.044424	0.05353
	Ampicillin					AMP	0.31304348	0.254	0.377	0.059343	0.06424
	Amikacin					AMK	0	0	0.013	0	0.01294
I	Ciprofloxacin					CIP	0	0	0.013	0	0.01294
	Ceftriaxone					CRO	0.23043478	0.178	0.29	0.052801	0.05989
	Ceftiofur					TIO	0.23043478	0.178	0.29	0.052801	0.05989
	Amoxicillin-clavulanic acid					AMC	0.23043478	0.178	0.29	0.052801	0.05989

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