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This study aimed to provide the first comprehensive report into the local   pattern of mycobacterial isolation. We used the GenoType MTBC and CM/AS   assays (Hain Lifescience) to perform speciation of 1 096 mycobacterial   cultures isolated from respiratory specimens, one culture per patient, in   Serbia over a 12-month period. The only species of the Mycobacterium   tuberculosis complex (MTBC) identified in our study was M. tuberculosis, with   an isolation rate of 88.8%. Ten different species of nontuberculous   mycobacteria (NTM) were recognized, and the five most frequently isolated   species were, in descending order, M. xenopi, M. peregrinum, M. gordonae, M.   avium and M. chelonae. In total, NTM isolates accounted for 11.2% of all   isolates of mycobacteria identified in pulmonary specimens. Our results   suggest that routine differentiation among members of the MTBC is not   necessary, while routine speciation of NTM is required. [Projekat   Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 175039

Species of mycobacterium tuberculosis complex and nontuberculous mycobacteria in respiratory specimens from Serbia