Choroidal metastatic mucinous abscess caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa: A case report

Table 1 General condition of the patient

	Age	Sex	Occupation	Family history	Previous condition
Patient information	52	Female	Farm worker	None	Hypertension

Table 2 Bacterial culture and drug susceptibility test results (bacterium name: Pseudomonas aeruginosa)

Antibacterial drug	MIC (mg/L)	Sensitivity	Antibacterial drug	MIC (mg/L)	Sensitivity
Cefepime	26	S	Amikacin	20	S
Ciprofloxacin	22	S	Gentamicin	18	S
Imipenem	30	S	Meropenem	26	S
Polymyxin	19	S	Piperacillin	24	S
Piperacillin/Taz	32	S	Ceftazidime	20	S
Aztreonam	24	S	Cefoperazone/Sul	32	S
Ofloxacin	18	S

MIC: Minimum inhibitory concentration; S: Sensitive.

Table 3 Bacterial culture results of white tissue in the eyeball (bacterium name: mucinous type of Pseudomonas aeruginosa)

Antibacterial drug	Method	Outcome	Sensitivity	Antibacterial drug	Method	Outcome	Sensitivity
Aztreonam	KB (mm)	30	S	Piperacillin/Taz	KB (mm)	32	S
Ampicillin	KB (mm)	6	R	Cefepime	MIC (mg/L)	≤ 1	S
Levofloxacin	MIC (mg/L)	1	S	Amikacin	MIC (mg/L)	≤ 2	S
Gentamicin	MIC (mg/L)	≤ 1	S	Imipenem	MIC (mg/L)	2	S
Compound trimethoprim	KB (mm)	6	R	Tobramycin	MIC (mg/L)	2	S

MIC: Minimum inhibitory concentration; S: Sensitive; R: Resistive.