aspectos de la infección urinaria en el adulto

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1998
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Abstract
Se realiza una revisión bibliográfica de aspectos importantes de la infección urinaria inespecífica, que se consideran de interés para la mejor preparación del médico general integral. Se describen las terminologías microbiológicas y las utilizadas para evaluar la respuesta al tratamiento, así como la clasificación más actual de esta entidad. Se mencionan los tipos de tratamiento y las drogas más utilizadas, y se enfatiza en el uso de las quinolonas
It is made a bibliographic review of some important aspects of unspecific urinary infection that are considered of interest for a better training of the general comprehensive physician. A description is made of the microbiological terminolgies and of those used to evaluate the response to the treatment, as well as of the latest classification of this disease. The different types of treatment and the most used drugs are mentioned here. Emphasis is made on the use of quinolines
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Authors ;Daisy María Contreras Duverger;Mariano Valverde Medel;Miguel de la Cruz Sánchez;Tania González León;Nixcela Ares Valdés
Journal chemical biology and drug design
Year 1998
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