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Objective   Enterococci  which are parts of the normal intestinal flora are opportunistic human pathogens. Their increasing importance is largely due to their resistance to antimicrobials. So the aim this study was to determine the prevalence and antimicrobial pattern of  Enterococcus  spp.    Result  From the total of 422 samples processed, 15  Enterococcus  species were isolated. In this study, linezolid were the drug of choice for  Enterococcus  species, which showed 100% sensitive followed by vancomycin 93.3% sensitive. In contrast, highly resistance (80%) was observed for ampicillin followed by doxycycline (73.3%). All of isolated  Enterococci  were sensitive to linezolid, however, resistance was observed to common antibiotics. The presence of multidrug resistant  Enterococci  in our study should be considered as an alarm for  Enterococcal  infections.

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Prevalence and antimicrobial susceptibility pattern of Enterococcus species isolated from different clinical samples at Black Lion Specialized Teaching Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia