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Prevalence of hospital-acquired urinary tract infections in urology departments.

Bjerklund Johansen Truls E, Cek Mete, Naber Kurt, Stratchounski Leonid, Svendsen Martin V, Tenke Peter, PEP and PEAP study investigators, European Society of Infections in Urology

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Аннотация

OBJECTIVES

The aim of our study was to register the prevalence of nosocomial urinary tract infections (NAUTIs) in urology sections in Europe and Asia.

METHODS

A total of 6033 hospitalised patients in 194 different urology departments were screened in two Internet-based studies. Detailed reports on 727 patients with NAUTI were provided.

RESULTS

The prevalence of NAUTI was 10% in the Pan European Prevalence (PEP) study, 14% in the Pan EuroAsian Prevalence (PEAP) study, and 11% in the combined analysis. The largest group was asymptomatic bacteriuria (29%) followed by cystitis (26%), pyelonephritis (21%), and urosepsis (12%). There were significant differences between regions and types of hospitals.

CONCLUSIONS

NAUTI is a large problem for urologic patients and causes huge extra costs for hospitals.

Для цитирования: Bjerklund Johansen Truls E, Cek Mete, Naber Kurt, Stratchounski Leonid, Svendsen Martin V, Tenke Peter, PEP and PEAP study investigators, European Society of Infections in Urology. Prevalence of hospital-acquired urinary tract infections in urology departments.. European urology. 2006. DOI: 10.1016/j.eururo.2006.08.012.

Предметные рубрики MeSH

Adolescent Adult Asia Cross Infection Europe Female Humans Male Middle Aged Prevalence Urinary Tract Infections Urology Department, Hospital

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