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From 364 subclinical mastitic dairy cows and 1398 quarters examined, a total of 555 milk samples were collected during 1996 and 1997 in 64 dairy farms in 15 municipalities of Northern 8tate of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Ali samples were CMT (California Mastitis Test) tested and 128 strains of Staphy/ococcus aureus identified after routine laboratorial analyses. Fifteen different antibiotic tests were performed and susceptibility profiles of the strains were evaluated. For beta-lactamic, 96,1% of the strains were resistant (R), 3,9% susceptible (8) and none was intermediary ( I ) to Penicillin. Towards penicillin semi-synthetic beta-lactamics, the strains showed 87%R, 7,6%8 and 5,3%1 to Oxacillin, 99,2%R, 0,88 0%1 to Ampicillin and 88,2%, 2,0%8 and 9,8%1 to Amoxicillin. Towards Cephalotin, 96% of strains were 8, 3,1 %R, and 0,9%1. For Cephoxitin the figures were 71%8, 5,5%R and 22,8%1. Ali strains tested (1 00%) were susceptible to Gentamycin, 8ulphazotrim and Vancomycin. None of the Staphylococcus aureus strains isolated were Methicillin-resistant to 25mg/ml a dose used to test S. aureus strains from human origin (Brazilian MR8A III::B:A)

Staphylococcus aureus sensíveis à meticilina provenientes de leite mastítico no Estado do Rio de Janeiro