Resistencias bacterianas y antibioticoterapia empírica en infección de vías urinarias en un hospital privado de tercer nivel el Cumbayá- Quito de enero a noviembre del 2009

摘要

Urinary tract Infections (UTI) are a common pathology in men and women among all age groups. Its prevalence has gone up, more un women than men, because of a miss given empirical antibiotic therapy (not based on local resistances) and a bad adherence to the treatment. A cross sectional study was conducted in the Hospital de los Valles (Cumbayá) where 426 urine culture + antibiogram samples were analyzed to establish bacterial resistances per sex and age. Additionally, the empirical antibiotic therapy given prior cultures results was studied in each patient. Complete information was obtained from 101 subject .We found that 88,3% of patients were women. The most common uropathogen was E.coli (76.7%) followed by P.mirabilis (4.7%), E.faecalis (3.5%) and K.pneumoniae (3.3%).