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, but not statistically significant. At the initial and final visits, resistant S. aureus (75% vs. 67%) and Corynebacterium spp. (78% vs. 80%) cases were more likely to be classified as blind (3/6 compared with CoNS (45% vs. 28%) (P = 0.011 vs. P = 0.004). Corneal perforation occurred more often in resistant S. aureus cases (P 0.001), whereas slow and nonhealing epithelial defects needing other procedures were more likely to occur with resistant Corynebacterium spp. (P 0.001). Patients with resistant CoNS
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