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Purpose: In our study, we aimed at showing the microbial agents isolated in developing patients and the antibiotic sensitivity profiles of these agents.Recipes and methods: The cultural results studied from the 248 samples of the diabetic foot ulcer from 100 patients were evaluated retrospectively. Antimicrobial sensitivity conditions were determined according to the CLSI guidelines of the Institute of Clinical and Laboratory Standards. Results: Gram-positive odors were 54.7 percent more isolated than gram-negative basils GPK by 42.4 percent more. The most reproductive bacterium was S.aureus 20.9%, while the most E.coli from GNB was 9.6%. Thirty-three of the 48 S.aureus isolates consisted of 27,08 methylene-resistant S.aureus MRSA. Expanded spectrum beta-lactamate GSBL positive was 43.3%. S.aureus was 100% sensitive to Teicoplanin, Linezolid and Vankomis. E.coli juices showed 95,5% Amikacin and Imipenem sensitivity, 90.9% Meropenem and 81.8% Ertapenem sensitivity. All MRSA ingredients were sensitive to Teicoplanin, Vankomisin, and Levofloksacin.The result: In our study, the most common in DAU infections was S.aureus, the most frequently found E.coli from Gram-negative basils. In the ampiric treatment of GPK infections, the use of Teikoplanin, Vankomisin and Linezolid, and in GNB infections, Amikacin, Imipenem, Meropenem and Ertanem may be more suitable. It is necessary to pay attention to the isolated dominant organisms and local anti-microbial tendency models.

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