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    Study of bacteria isolated from urinary

    tract infections and determination oftheir susceptibility to antibiotics

    Pembimbing :

    dr. Dasril Nizam, Sp.PD, KGEH

    Disusun oleh :Maya Andriana

    07120080048

    FK UNIVERSITAS PELITA HARAPAN

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    INTRODUCTION

    Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the second mostcommon infectious in community medicalpractice.

    150 million people are diagnosed UTI each year. UTI are classified :

    Uncomplicated healthy female patients with structurally and functionally

    normal urinary tracts.

    Complicated abnormalities of the urinary tract that impede urine flow,

    the existence of a foreign body (e.g., indwelling catheter,stone), or infection with multi- drug resistant pathogens.

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    UTI

    the lower urinary tract or both theupper and the lower tracts.

    Cystitis : dysuria, frequency, and occasionally

    suprapubic tenderness.

    Acute pyelonephritis : flank pain or tenderness, or

    both, and fever, often associated with dysuria,

    urgency, and frequency.

    > 95% of urinary tract infections are caused bya single bacterial species (E. coli).

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    Corynebacterium urealyticum important

    nosocomial pathogen.

    Anaerobic organisms are rarely pathogens in

    the urinary tract.

    Coagulase Negative Staphylococci are a

    common cause of UTI in some reports.

    Staphylococci saprophyticus in young

    women of a sexually active age.

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    MATERIALS AND METHODS

    - Sampling-

    In total, 7056 patients with clinical symptoms

    of UTI referred to Imam Khomeini hospital

    Ahvaz, Iran, were investigated. 4209 (50.7%) females and 2847 (40.3%) males.

    age range of 25-60 years (mean, 43.7 years).

    Clean-Catch midstream urine of the patients wascollected in a sterile tube (4-5 ml).

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    MATERIALS AND METHODS

    - Antimicrobial susceptibility testing -

    Study antimicrobial susceptibility testing wasdone on Mueller- Hinton agar.

    ampicilin (10g), kanamicin (30g),cephalothin (30g), ciprofleoxacin (5g),tetracycline (30g), nalidixic acid (30g),nitofurantoin (300g), amikacin (30g),

    tobramicin (10g), ceftriaxone (30g),cefotaxime (10g)and gentamicin (10g)andtrimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (25g)

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    RESULTS

    In this study, 553(8.7%) patients out of 7056

    were showed to be urine culture positive

    (their colony count was equal or more than104).

    There were 376(68%) females and 177(32%)

    males in patients with urine positive culture.

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    RESULTS

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    RESULTS

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    DISCUSSION

    Approximately 1 in 3 women will require

    antimicrobial treatment for a UTI before age

    24, and 40% - 50% of women will have a UTIduring their lifetime.

    The elevated incidence of UTI among females

    (between male) is related to genitourinarysystems in anatomy and microflora.

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    DISCUSSION

    The prevalence of Gram-positive cocci was not high inour study ; this is similar to other studies in differentcountries.

    E. coli was the most predominant bacteria. In present study a high level of bacterial resistance

    ampicillin and cephalothin. (similar to previous studiesin the United States).

    The most effective antimicrobial agents in our studyand other reported researchesamikacin andciprofleoxacin for Gram- negative bacilli (81%-100%).

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    TERIMA KASIH