Sequelae and Management of Urinary Infection in the Patient Requiring Chronic Catheterization

Warren, John W.; Muncie, Herbert L.; Bergquist, Erick J.; Hoopes, John M.

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(17)54874-0

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“…12 Urological related complications are still amongst the leading causes of premature death after SCI. 13 Urodynamic investigation is mostly needed to provide a clear urological diagnosis. 14 In such urodynamic investigation, the main interest usually concerns motor function evaluation.…”

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Investigation of the afferent nerves of the lower urinary tract in patients with ‘complete’ and ‘incomplete’ spinal cord injury

Wyndaele¹

1991

Spinal Cord

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SummaryIn 52 patients with a post-traumatic spinal cord lesion, both proprioception and extero ception in the lower urinary tract were investigated by determination of filling perception and with sensory threshold measurement towards electrical stimulation. Patients with incomplete lesions had one or both types of perception.Of the 42 patients, with a lesion diagnosed clinically as complete, 15 perceived bladder filling, electrical stimulation or both slimuli, indicating the existence..of a nervous afferent pathway between the lower urinary tract and the cerebral cortex.

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Investigation of the afferent nerves of the lower urinary tract in patients with ‘complete’ and ‘incomplete’ spinal cord injury

Wyndaele¹

1991

Spinal Cord

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“…A large number of antibiotics and their combinations are available in the market. 18,19 However, none of these found to be effective in biofilms eradication as evident in this study. Current studies demonstrated that CSE1034 at four times of its MIC effectively eradicates the K. pneumoniae biofilm compared with other drugs, including meropenem, imipenem plus cilastatin, cefoperazone plus sulbactam, piperacillin plus tazobactam and amoxycillin plus clavulanic acid.…”

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Role of EDTA and CSE1034 in curli formation and biofilm eradication of Klebsiella pneumoniae: a comparison with other drugs

Chaudhary

Payasi

2012

J Antibiot

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“…As observed in human patients, the risk of infection increased with the duration of catheterization (Warren et al, 1981;Barsanti et al, 1985). In the same study, the type of bacteria present changed during the catheterization period in 6 of 10 animals with bacteriuria prior to catheterization.…”

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Experimental Evaluation of Urinary Bladder Marsupialization in Male Goats

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Urinary bladder marsupialization has been successful in producing acceptable long-term resolution of clinical cases of obstructive urolithiasis in male goats. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the six-month outcome of urinary bladder marsupialization in male goats.The urinary bladders of six male goats free from systemic disease were marsupialized following induced urethral obstruction. Renal ultrasonography, complete blood count, and blood chemistry analysis were evaluated preoperatively (day 0), at 7 postoperative days, and at 30-day intervals until 180 postoperative days. Stomal diameter was recorded at each interval. Necropsy examination was performed on day 180 or when stomal stricture or death occurred.Stomal stricture occurred in one goat at 120 days, and another goat was found dead at 150 days. Necropsy of this goat revealed severe, suppurative cystitis. All goats developed mild urine scald dermatitis. All blood chemistry values remained within normal limits. Significant decreases in white blood cell count, serum creatinine, and stomal diameter were observed from day 0 to day 180. Except for the goat that died at iii 150 days, all urinary bladders were tubular in shape and the mucosa and serosa of all urinary tract organs appeared grossly normal at necropsy examination.

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Sequelae and Management of Urinary Infection in the Patient Requiring Chronic Catheterization

Cited by 126 publications

References 76 publications

Investigation of the afferent nerves of the lower urinary tract in patients with ‘complete’ and ‘incomplete’ spinal cord injury

Investigation of the afferent nerves of the lower urinary tract in patients with ‘complete’ and ‘incomplete’ spinal cord injury

Role of EDTA and CSE1034 in curli formation and biofilm eradication of Klebsiella pneumoniae: a comparison with other drugs

Experimental Evaluation of Urinary Bladder Marsupialization in Male Goats

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