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| Id | Subject | Object | Predicate | Lexical cue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | 0-103 | Title | denotes | Capsular serotype and antibiotic resistance of Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates in two Chilean cities. |
| T3 | 22-43 | Phenotype | denotes | antibiotic resistance |
| T4 | 47-71 | Microorganism | denotes | Streptococcus pneumoniae |
| T5 | 88-102 | Habitat | denotes | Chilean cities |
| T2 | 104-1344 | Paragraph | denotes | We compared the incidence of nasopharyngeal colonization by Streptococcus pneumoniae, the serotypes causing mucosal and invasive diseases, and the antibiotic resistance of these strains in patients admitted to three large hospitals and children attending day care centers in two Chilean cities (Santiago and Temuco). The populations in both cities were similar in ethnic background, socioeconomic status, family size, and access to medical care. Significant differences in nasopharyngeal colonization rates, in serotypes causing infections, and in antibiotic resistance were found between the two cities. In children 0 to 2 years of age, 42% were colonized with S. pneumoniae in Santiago compared to 14% in Temuco. A total of 41 serotypes were identified in both Chilean cities studied. Six serotypes were found only in Santiago; 14 serotypes were found only in Temuco. Antibiotic-resistant serotypes 6A, 6B, 14, 19F, and 23F were detected only in Santiago. We show that important differences in the incidence of nasopharyngeal carriage, infection, and S. pneumoniae serotypes can exist in similar populations in different areas of the same country. Our findings are relevant for prevention strategies, antibiotic usage, and vaccine design. |
| T6 | 133-147 | Habitat | denotes | nasopharyngeal |
| T7 | 164-188 | Microorganism | denotes | Streptococcus pneumoniae |
| T8 | 212-219 | Habitat | denotes | mucosal |
| T9 | 251-272 | Phenotype | denotes | antibiotic resistance |
| T10 | 293-335 | Habitat | denotes | patients admitted to three large hospitals |
| T11 | 320-335 | Habitat | denotes | large hospitals |
| T12 | 340-375 | Habitat | denotes | children attending day care centers |
| T13 | 359-375 | Habitat | denotes | day care centers |
| T14 | 383-397 | Habitat | denotes | Chilean cities |
| T15 | 445-451 | Habitat | denotes | cities |
| T16 | 577-591 | Habitat | denotes | nasopharyngeal |
| T17 | 652-673 | Phenotype | denotes | antibiotic resistance |
| T18 | 701-707 | Habitat | denotes | cities |
| T19 | 712-740 | Habitat | denotes | children 0 to 2 years of age |
| T20 | 766-779 | Microorganism | denotes | S. pneumoniae |
| T21 | 867-881 | Habitat | denotes | Chilean cities |
| T22 | 974-994 | Phenotype | denotes | Antibiotic-resistant |
| T23 | 1005-1007 | Microorganism | denotes | 6A |
| T24 | 1009-1011 | Microorganism | denotes | 6B |
| T25 | 1013-1015 | Microorganism | denotes | 14 |
| T26 | 1017-1020 | Microorganism | denotes | 19F |
| T27 | 1026-1029 | Microorganism | denotes | 23F |
| T28 | 1117-1131 | Habitat | denotes | nasopharyngeal |
| T29 | 1157-1170 | Microorganism | denotes | S. pneumoniae |
| T30 | 1329-1336 | Habitat | denotes | vaccine |