Détermination de la CMI

La CMI permet d’apprécier in vitro la sensibilité d’une souche vis-à-vis d’un antibiotique mais elle ne reflète pas la réalité thérapeutique. Déterminer la CMI, consiste à déterminer la concentration en antibiotique inhibant la croissance bactérienne. La CMI d'un germe donné peut être mesurée par différents procédés de laboratoire [55]

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