ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Causative organisms of urinary tract infections and their drug sensitivity: an analysis from various aspects.
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Objective: Urinary tract infection is a prevalent and complex clinical condition. To treat urinary tract infections more effectively, we sought to describe the distribution and antibiotic susceptibility of causative organisms in patients. Materials and methods: We retrospectively analyzed 3,685 patients with urinary tract infections between 2022 and 2023, treated at the Department of Urology of Wuhan Union Hospital. Clinical data, urine culture results, and drug sensitivity test data were collected for further analysis. Results: Of all 3,685 patients with positive urine cultures, 3,899 strains of causative organisms were isolated. Gram-negative bacteria (2,242/3899, 57.50%) were the most common causative organisms, among which Conclusion: Based on the above results, cephalosporins are recommended to be applied in the initial empirical treatment, with timely adjustment according to the results of antimicrobial susceptibility testing.
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