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[Urinary tract infections in Dakar: etiologies, therapeutic basis].
Dakar medical - 1 Jan 2000
Sow A I, Diop N, Ndour C T, Soumare M, Seydi M, Cisse M F, Samb A
Abstract excerpt
This prospective study, performed in Fann University Teaching Hospital from January 1st to December 31st 1998, concern 1446 samples of urine. Enterobacteria (87.56%) were the most frequent aetiology, and Escherichia coli (48.7%) was the leading species in this family. The strains of E. coli present more resistant profil to beta-lactams (70.27%). Fluoroquinolons are active on more than 80% of the strains...
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