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Relationship between obstetric history and recurrent urinary infections

Published:2021-09-20 Issue:1 Volume:11 Page:
ISSN:2045-2322
Container-title:Scientific Reports
language:en
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Author:

Vanaclocha-Ferrer Cynthia,Padilla-Fernandez Barbara-Yolanda,Marquez-Sanchez Magaly-Teresa,Garcia-Sanchez María-Helena,Rodriguez-Martin María-de-la-O,Hernandez-Navarro Nayra,Domenech-Perez Cristina,Valverde-Martinez Lauro-Sebastián,Flores-Fraile María-Carmen,Huélamo Misericordia Martínez,Nieto-Barbero José-Angel,Miron-Canelo José-Antonio,Garcia-Cenador María-Begoña,Lorenzo-Gomez María-Fernanda

Abstract

AbstractUrinary tract infections affect more than 50% of women. 25% derive from recurrent UTI (RUTI). It is not known the relationship between obstetric history and RUTI occurrence. Investigate the relationship between obstetric events and RUTI. Multicenter observational retrospective study. Groups: G.RUTI (n = 294): women with RUTI; G.NON.RUTI (n = 126): women without RUTI (treated and cured of renal cancer). Descriptive statistics, ANOVA analysis of variance (with Scheffe’s test for normal samples and Kruskal–Wallis for other distributions), Fisher's exact test, Pearson and Spearman correlation studies, and multivariate analysis multiple regression were used. Mean age 61.04 years (19–92), G.RUTI: 56.77 years SD 4.46 (19–85). G.NON.RUTI: 71 years SD 6.73 (25–92) (p = 0.0001). Obstetric history: Nulliparous G.RUTI: 20 (3.4%) G.NON.RUTI: 90 (71.42%) p 0.0001; Eutocic G.RUTI: 416 (70.74%) G.NON.RUTI: 30 (23.8%) p 0.0001. Dystocic G.RUTI: 58 (9.86%) G.NON.RUTI: 56 (44.44%) p 0.0001. G.RUTI abortion: 102 (17.34%) G.NON.RUTI: 30 (23.8%) p 0.1381. Hysterectomy without adnexectomy G.RUTI: 100 (17%) G.NON.RUTI: 18 (14.28%) p 0.5640. Hysterectomy with adnexectomy G.RUTI: 100 (17%) G.NON.RUTI: 66 (52.28%) p 0.0001. Nulliparity, dystocic delivery, and hysterectomy with adnexectomy are more frequent in women without RUTI, while eutocic births are more associated with RUTI. The most prevalent gynaecological-obstetric history in women with RUTI is eutocic delivery associated with a good health state.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Multidisciplinary

Link

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-98116-3.pdf

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