Harnwegsinfekt nach Nierenallotransplantation: Abgrenzung von Bakterien-Kolonisation und bakteriellem Infekt |
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Authors: | Ch. Matter U. Binswanger |
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Affiliation: | (1) Nephrologische Station, Department für Innere Medizin, Universitätsspital, Zürich, Schweiz |
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Abstract: | Summary Among 124 recipients of a renal allotransplant (22 men, 52 women), 60 patients (27 men, 33 women) showed more than 106 colony-forming units/ml midstream urine on one or several occasions. 26 patients (10 men, 16 women) did not present with leucocyturia whereas 23 (10 men, 13 women) did so. Urine samples were examined 1/2 to 5 1/2 years after transplantation.The comparison of the 2 groups of patients with and without leucocyturia revealed the following: there was no age difference; during the first year after grafting, bacteriuria with leucocyturia was more common; recurrent and de novo infections, dysuria, pyelonephritis and demonstration of E. coli were more frequent. Therapy was more effective in cases of bacteriuria without leucocyturia; the serum creatinine was more seldom elevated above the normal range and complications with ureters, bladder emptying or stenoses of the urethra were more seldomly observed. Abkürzungen MSU Mittelstrahlurin - HPF Gesichtsfeld, 400-fache Vergrößerung - HWK Harnwegskolonisation - HWI Harnwegsinfekt - Cr-s Serumkreatininkonzentration |
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Keywords: | Kidney transplantation Urinary tract infection Bacterial colonisation and infection |
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