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To Study the Clinico - etiological profile of urinary tract infection among children in outpatient and inpatient department

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    • Dr. Priyanka Bordiya, Dr. Gunjan Kela, Dr. Neeta Singh
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Background & Method: The aim of this study is to Study the Clinico - etiological profile of urinary tract infection among children in outpatient and inpatient department. We had enrolled all the patients of Paediatric department who had either symptoms of UTI of 3months to 15years of age duringOctober 2019 to March 2021 with positive Urine R/M or Urine C/S History, clinical features, investigations and treatment given will be recorded as per Performa.
Result: Patients according to presenting complaints. Fever  was  seen  in  176  (88%)  patients,  vomiting  in  143  (71.5%) patients, abdominal pain in 137 (68.5%) patients, dysuria in 134 (67%) patients, constipation in 127 (63.5%) patients, frequency of urination in 122 (61%) patients, failure to thrive in 42 (21%) patients, urgency in 14 (7.0%) patients, hematuria in 9 (4.5%) patients, lethargy / dullness in 7 (3.5%) patients, enuresis in 3 (1.5%) patients and incontinence in 2 (1%) patients. Fever, vomiting, abdominal pain, dysuria, constipation and frequency of urination were the most common presenting complaints.
Conclusion: Fever was seen in (n 176) (88%) patients, vomiting in 71.5% (n 143 ) patients, abdominal pain in 68.5%(n 137 ) patients, followed by dysuria in 67%(n 134 ) patients, Fever, vomiting, abdominal pain, dysuria, constipation and frequency of urination were the most common presenting complaints. Renal abnormalities were seen in 8.5% (n 17 ) patients, neuromuscular problems was seen in 2.5%(n5 ) patients and voiding dysfunction was seen in 2%(n 4) patients.

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  • etiological
  • UTI & children
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European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine
Volume 9, Issue 7
September 2022
Page 2451-2457
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Dr. Neeta Singh, D. P. B. D. G. K. (2022). To Study the Clinico - etiological profile of urinary tract infection among children in outpatient and inpatient department. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 9(7), 2451-2457.

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Dr. Priyanka Bordiya, Dr. Gunjan Kela, Dr. Neeta Singh. "To Study the Clinico - etiological profile of urinary tract infection among children in outpatient and inpatient department". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 9, 7, 2022, 2451-2457.

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Dr. Neeta Singh, D. P. B. D. G. K. (2022). 'To Study the Clinico - etiological profile of urinary tract infection among children in outpatient and inpatient department', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 9(7), pp. 2451-2457.

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Dr. Neeta Singh, D. P. B. D. G. K. To Study the Clinico - etiological profile of urinary tract infection among children in outpatient and inpatient department. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2022; 9(7): 2451-2457.

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