Abstract Objective: To describe the profile of multidrug-resistance (MDR), extensively resistance (XDR) and pandrug-resistance (PDR) to antibacterial drugs in isolates from patient samples from a third level private hospital in the North of Mexico. Method: A retrospective study was carried out during the period from February 2016 to April 2019. From 156 clinical samples of urine, wounds, blood, expectoration and other fluids, 166 bacteria were isolated; 10 samples included two microorganisms. Isolated microorganisms were classified into MDR, XDR or PDR. Results: 78% of the Gram negative and 69% of the Gram positive isolates showed MDR, XDR or PDR. Staphylococcus epidermidis was the most frequently isolated MDR Gram positive bacteria. Escherichia coli and Klebsiella sp. were among the most frequent MDR Gram negative. In two cases, the clinical isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa from the neonatal intensive care unit showed PDR. Conclusions: The intensive care, surgery and neonatal intensive care unit services deserve special attention due to the high proportion of MDR isolates and the presence of PDR due to P. aeruginosa.

Resumen Objetivo: Describir el perfil de multirresistencia (MDR), resistencia extendida (XDR) y panresistencia (PDR) a antibacterianos en aislados de muestras de pacientes de un hospital privado de tercer nivel en el norte de México. Método: Se realizó un estudio retrospectivo durante el periodo comprendido de febrero de 2016 a abril de 2019. A partir de 156 muestras clínicas de orina, heridas, sangre, expectoración y otros fluidos se aislaron 166 bacterias; 10 de las muestras incluyeron dos microorganismos. Los microrganismos aislados se clasificaron en MDR, XDR o PDR. Resultados: El 78% de los aislados gramnegativos y el 69% de los aislados grampositivos mostraron MDR, XDR o PDR. Staphylococcus epidermidis fue la bacteria grampositiva con multirresistencia más frecuentemente aislada. Escherichia coli y Klebsiella sp. se encontraron entre los gramnegativos MDR más frecuentes. En dos casos, los aislados clínicos de Pseudomonas aeruginosa procedentes de la unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales mostraron PDR. Conclusión: Los servicios de terapia intensiva, cirugía y unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales merecen especial atención por la alta proporción de aislados MDR y la presencia de PDR a causa de P. aeruginosa.

RESUMO Para avaliar a diversidade de fungos no córrego Pirarungaua, reaberto após ter permanecido canalizado por cerca de 40 anos no Jardim Botânico de São Paulo, Brasil, foram realizados dois experimentos nas estações frias e secas e duas nas estações quentes e chuvosas. Folhas de Tibouchina pulchra Cogn e folhedo misto foram confinados em sacos de tela de nylon, submersas e coletadas mensalmente, juntamente com amostras de folhedo livre submerso. Alguns fatores abióticos foram medidos na água. As folhas foram fragmentadas, incubadas em água esterilizada, a 22 ºC e microscopicamente analisadas, identificando-se 35 táxons de fungos conidiais, entre os quais 23 são novos para a área. Comparando as estações climáticas, a similaridade da micota confinada deT. pulchra correspondeu a 38% e a 56% com relação ao folhedo misto confinado. As folhas confinadas mostraram a tendência de oferecer suporte a maior número de espécies, enquanto alguns fungos raros comoUlocoryphus mastigophorus Michaelides L. Hunter & W.B Kendr foram mais frequentes no folhedo livre. Com base nos resultados é recomendado o monitoramento das condições limnológicas do córrego e conscientização da população local e dos visitantes sobre a importância que um corpo d' água, mesmo artificial, possui no estabelecimento das características do microclima e representa para a biodiversidade de fungos.

ABSTRACT To evaluate the fungal diversity in the Pirarungaua stream reopened after remaining channeled about 40 years in the Botanical Garden of São Paulo, Brazil, two experiments in the cold and dry season and two in the hot and rainy season were performed. Leaves of Tibouchina pulchra Cogn and mixed leaf litter were confined in nylon litter bags, submerged and collected monthly, together with free leaf litter samples. Some abiotic factors were measured in the water. The leaves were fragmented, incubated in sterile water at 22 ºC and microscopically analyzed. We identified 33 conidial fungal taxa, among which, 23 are new to this area. Comparing seasons, the similarity of the mycota of confined T. pulchra leaves corresponded to 39% and to 56% regarding the confined mixed leaf litter. Similarities of 48-50% occurred between the mycota of confined and free leaf litter samples. Confined leaves showed a tendency to support higher numbers of species, whereas some rare fungi like Ulocoryphus mastigophorus Michaelides L. Hunter & W.B Kendr were more frequent in free leaf litter. Based on the results, it is recommended to monitor the limnological conditions of the stream and to promote awareness among the local population and visitors about the importance of a water body, even artificial, for the establishment of microclimatic features, and for the biodiversity of fungi.