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Table 3 Subgroup analysis of ESBL-producing Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae in the environment

From: “One Health” perspective on prevalence of co-existing extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL)-producing Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae: a comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis

Risk factors

Number of studies

Pooled estimates

Measure of heterogeneity

Publication bias

Sample

size

ESBL positive

I2 (95%CI)

Q Value

I2

Q

Beg and Mazumdar rank

P-value

 

Overall Environment

         

E. coli

5

1151

538

56.9% (31.6–79.0)

24.885

83.926

< 0,001

0.62421

 

 K. pneumoniae

5

1146

103

24.2% (8.2–53.4)

37.460

89.322

< 0,001

0.32719

 

Study year

         

2011–2020

         

E. coli

3

1124

530

75.6% (32.8–95.1)

21.726

90.794

< 0,001

0.60151

 

 K. pneumoniae

3

1123

91

11% (5.4–21.1)

4.443

54.989

< 0,001

0.11719

 

2021–2022

         

E. coli

2

27

8

 

K. pneumoniae

2

23

12

 

Continent

         

Asia

         

E. coli

3

341

159

47.9% (30.2–66.1)

3.868

48.292

< 0,001

0.60151

 

 K. pneumoniae

3

163

60

28.8% (4.2–78.6)

32.240

93.796

< 0,001

0.60151