Final report from the Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing, Japanese Society of Chemotherapy, on the agar dilution method (2007)
Final report from the Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing, Japanese Society of Chemotherapy, on the agar dilution method (2007)
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DOI：
10.1007/s10156-008-0634-z
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发表时间：
2008-10-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Nagasawa, Zenzo
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作者：
Nagayama, Ariaki;Yamaguchi, Keizo;Nagasawa, Zenzo
1968年，琼脂稀释法作为日本独立的测定抗菌剂最小抑菌浓度（MIC）的方法被开发出来。由于该方法与其他国家使用的 MIC 测量方法在一些方面有所不同，因此由 Susumu Mitsuhashi 领导的委员会于 1981 年进行了修订，并自那时起使用修订后的方法（Chemotherapy 29:76-79, 1981）。 1979 年，由 Nozomu Kosakai 主持的委员会开发了用于测量厌氧菌 MIC 的琼脂稀释方法（Chemotherapy） 27:559-561, 1979）。 1990 年，后藤幸子 (Sachiko Goto) 领导的委员会批准了用于非难养细菌的肉汤微量稀释方法 (Chemotherapy 38:102-105, 1990)。后来，以Atsushi Saito为首的委员会检查了适用于非挑剔细菌和挑剔细菌的培养基，并致力于制备适用于厌氧细菌的肉汤微量稀释方法。在此背景下，1992年在名古屋举行的第40届日本化疗学会（JSC）年会上提出了一种新的肉汤微量稀释法，该提案经过一些修改后被采纳为标准JSC方法（Chemotherapy 41：183-189，1993）。琼脂稀释法大约20年来一直没有修订。最近提出了一项审查该方法的提案，并成立了 2007 年抗菌药物敏感性测试委员会，由下列 JSC 成员组成。在该委员会的主持下，对1981年修订的方法进行了审查，并与国际标准方法（临床和实验室标准研究所[CLSI]方法）进行比较。
In 1968, the agar dilution method was developed as an independent Japanese method for measuring the minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) of antimicrobial agents. As this method differed in a few respects from the MIC measurement methods used in other countries, it was revised in 1981, by a committee headed by Susumu Mitsuhashi, and the revised method (Chemotherapy 29:76-79, 1981) has been used since then.In 1979, an agar dilution method for measuring the MIC of anaerobes was developed by a committee chaired by Nozomu Kosakai (Chemotherapy 27:559-561, 1979). In 1990, a committee headed by Sachiko Goto approved a broth microdilution method for nonfastidious bacteria (Chemotherapy 38:102-105, 1990). Later, a committee headed by Atsushi Saito examined media that would be suitable for nonfastidious bacteria and fastidious bacteria, and they endeavored to prepare a broth microdilution method for anaerobic bacteria. In this context, a new broth microdilution method was proposed at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Chemotherapy (JSC) in Nagoya in 1992, and the proposal was adopted as the standard JSC method after some modification (Chemotherapy 41: 183-189, 1993).The agar dilution method has remained unrevised for approximately 20 years. A proposal to review this method was recently made, and the 2007 Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing was formed, comprising the JSC members listed below. Under the auspices of this committee, the method revised in 1981 was reviewed in comparison to the international standard method (Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute [CLSI] method).