Нуждаемся ли мы в новой классификации инфекции мочевых путей?
1. Нуждаемся ли мы в новой классификации инфекции мочевых путей? Курт Набер Технический университет Мюнхена, Германия Москва , Россия , 10 февраля 2011
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7. Критический обзор современных определений инфекции мочевых путей и цель EAU/ESIU системы классификации Truls E. Bjerklund Johansen (Denmark), Henry Botto France, Mete Cek (Turkey), Magnus Grabe (Sweden), Peter Tenke (Hungary), Florian M.E. Wagenlehner (Germany), Kurt G. Naber (Germany) EAU-ICUD 2010
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The urologist should consider if there are risk factors that can be eliminated, such as removing a catheter, starting double voiding, removing a stone, etc. Then the most probable causative pathogens should be evaluated before treatment is started on an empirical basis. Empirical means that the doctor should be aware of the most common pathogens and the susceptibility rates to the most commonly used antibiotics in the region or country.
The urologist must always consider if the present case of UTI is a community-acquired (CAUTI) or hospital- (health care) acquired infection (HAUTI). CAUTIs are infections occurring without any relation to the health care system. HAUTI refers to an infection caused by a healthcare event, whether during hospital admission, accommodation in nursing homes or during an outpatient visit.