FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1997325329> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1997325329 endingPage "268" @default.
• W1997325329 startingPage "259" @default.
• W1997325329 abstract "Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTI) are common among young healthy women even though they generally have anatomically and physiologically normal urinary tracts. Women with recurrent UTI have an increased susceptibility to vaginal colonization with uropathogens, which is due to a greater propensity for uropathogenic coliforms to adhere to uroepithelial cells. Risk factors for recurrent UTI include sexual intercourse, use of spermicidal products, having a first UTI at an early age, and having a maternal history of UTIs. Inherited factors may be important in some women with recurrent UTI. Many factors thought to predispose to recurrent UTI in women, such as pre- and post-coital voiding patterns, frequency of urination, wiping patterns, and douching have not been proven to be risk factors for UTI. In contrast to the predominantly behavioral risk factors for young women, mechanical and/or physiological factors that affect bladder emptying are most strongly associated with recurrent UTI in healthy postmenopausal women. The management of recurrent UTI is the same as that for sporadic UTI except that the likelihood of infection with an antibiotic resistant uropathogen is higher in women who have received recent antimicrobials. Strategies to prevent recurrent UTI in young women should include education about the association of recurrent UTI with frequency of sexual intercourse and the usage of spermicide-containing products. Continuous or post-coital prophylaxis with low-dose antimicrobials or intermittent self-treatment with antimicrobials have all been demonstrated to be effective in managing recurrent uncomplicated UTIs in women. Estrogen use is very effective in preventing recurrent UTI in post-menopausal women. Exciting new approaches to prevent recurrent UTI include the use of probiotics and vaccines. Further understanding of the pathogenesis of UTI will lead to more effective and safer methods to prevent these frequent infections." @default.
• W1997325329 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1997325329 creator A5083971868 @default.
• W1997325329 date "2001-04-01" @default.
• W1997325329 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W1997325329 title "Recurrent urinary tract infection in women" @default.
• W1997325329 cites W101044006 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1568024097 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W167817565 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1764884642 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1821376019 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1902515553 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1965445841 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1990731735 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1993072833 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W1995013130 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2001346590 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2006665628 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2015295594 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2017210944 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2021277836 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2022269959 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2026512153 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2026725826 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2030500515 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2036083275 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2038947378 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2040091290 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2040527066 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2042556618 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2043533523 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2045347928 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2051429903 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2051624987 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2055449086 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2063960248 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2069830287 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2072963169 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2073144086 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2084080011 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2085406894 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2089505412 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2090356122 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2093303274 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2098593307 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2103692336 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2107650893 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2108434131 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2118734983 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2120001516 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2121014417 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2125431151 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2126868190 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2127077110 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2129400052 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2131478270 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2134125629 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2158175350 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2161564173 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2162619327 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2162749433 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2166223274 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2171726457 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W21885025 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2201883737 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2319685485 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2323544582 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2332961262 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2333712400 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2346288906 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2401376529 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2402838247 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2409545288 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2410229075 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W2413997282 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W25727630 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W26111352 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W3026391831 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W308932750 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W3152144931 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W32148196 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W324899878 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W33099379 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W4210291483 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W4229984702 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W4233109594 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W4234393398 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W4240944959 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W4253778781 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W68399869 @default.
• W1997325329 cites W70155435 @default.
• W1997325329 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/s0924-8579(00)00350-2" @default.
• W1997325329 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11295405" @default.
• W1997325329 hasPublicationYear "2001" @default.
• W1997325329 type Work @default.
• W1997325329 sameAs 1997325329 @default.
• W1997325329 citedByCount "368" @default.
• W1997325329 countsByYear W19973253292012 @default.

• next