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Acinetobacter infection in the intensive care unit is a major problem in Thailand and in the world due to their ability to develop resistance to multiple classes of broad-spectrum antibiotics including carbapenems. Acinetobacter can infect virtually any body site, but particularly the lower respiratory tract, the bloodstream, and the urinary tract. Due to limited therapeutic options,