… Untreated Hospital wastewater piped into septic tanks contributes to the spread of antibiotic
… Beta-Lactamases (ESBLs) production in isolates from hospital waste water, of 2 hospitals in …

… The prevalence of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae was determined in untreated
sewage outflow from three different hospitals (without their own WWTPs) located in the city of …

… Among isolates from both treated and untreated hospital wastewater the … Multi-drug resistance
in untreated wastewater sample was … B-lactamase (ESBL) producing bacteria at the end of …

… The beta-lactamase genes bla IMP , bla VIM , bla SPM-1 , bla OXA-… No isolate carrying the
beta-lactamase genes tested was found … Untreated hospital effluents could be a source of …

… In this study, we demonstrated that discharge of untreated wastewater from hospitals and
domestic and aquaculture sources is a risk factor for the release of ESBL-producing bacteria …

… Studies on antibiotic residues in hospital effluent and in other … If the hospital effluents are
not treated, concentrated forms of … with beta lactamase production coming out from hospital …

… Emerging hospital pathogens Acinetobacter baumannii and … the discharge of wastewater of
a general hospital. The CRB42, … This implies the need for disinfection of hospital wastewater …

… The aim of the present study was to assess the role of hospital effluents on the accumulation
of microbial contaminants in the receiving public water bodies and aquaculture farms in …

… Untreated hospital wastewater is found to be important reservoirs of antibiotic-resistant …
β-lactamase (MBL; class B) family which differ structurally from the other beta-lactamases by their …

… Hospital effluents can contaminate water bodies used in agriculture and households. When
untreated hospital effluents are discharged into receiving water bodies, ARGs and ARB can …