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Objectives  As the hospital environment favors the circulation of drug resistant bacteria, continuous surveillance of antibiotic resistant patterns is an important approach for a better patient management. This study is therefore, aimed to assess multidrug resistant bacterial isolates from patients suspected of nosocomial infections at the University of Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Hospital, Gondar, Ethiopia.    Results  Of the 260 patients, 173 (66.5%) of them were culture positive. Among culture positive patients a total of 216 bacterial isolates were recovered, of which the most common species were  S. aureus  77 (35.6%), followed by  E. coli  33 (15.3%) and  Klebsiella  spp 29 (13.4%). Of the  S. aureus  isolates, 67.5% were cefoxitin (methicillin) resistant. C itrobacter  spp (100%),  Klebsiella  spp (79.3%) and  E. coli  (75.3%) were the leading MDR Gram-negative isolates. The overall MDR resistant rate was 152 (70.4%).

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Multidrug-resistant bacterial isolates from patients suspected of nosocomial infections at the University of Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia