Kidney Stone Disease, Urinary Tract Infection ‘Mutually Coexisting’
Review authors concluded that urinary tract infection and kidney stone disease are “reciprocally causal.”
Review authors concluded that urinary tract infection and kidney stone disease are “reciprocally causal.”
Urologists appear more likely than other specialists to inappropriately treat uncomplicated cystitis, according to study findings.
Following an episode of acute kidney injury, patients who transition to chronic kidney disease have a significant 1.5-fold increased long-term risk for infection, a study found.
Guidelines recommend that clinicians prescribe fluoroquinolone at lower doses in patients with reduced kidney function.
In the CRL, the FDA stated that the application could not be approved in its present form and that an additional clinical trial would be required.
The increased risk for several urinary tract problems among women diagnosed with endometrial cancer varies by age and race or ethnicity, a study found.
Researchers assessed whether there is an association between urinary tract infection incidence and international travel.
Gut microbiome of women with a history of recurrent UTI depleted in microbial richness, butyrate-producing bacteria
Race as a variable in risk prediction model can be replaced by history of UTI and duration of fever without affecting accuracy
Researchers conducted a study to assess the effect of an antibiotic stewardship program on the use of appropriate antibiotic therapy among patients with urinary tract infections in the ED.