Risk factors include Staphylococcus aureus nasal colonization, longer duration of catheter use, previous bacteremia, older age, higher total intravenous iron dose, lower hemoglobin and serum ...

[1–4] Placement of urethra catheters is often uncomfortable. [5] Previous studies showed that up to 80% of all nosocomial UTI are related to the use of urethra catheters. [6–9] Moreover ...

At the day of the survey, general data, catheter-related data, data on antibiotic use, and UTI data were collected for each patient using a standardized case record form. General variables ...

While UTIs in men are less common than in women, they are a significant health concern that should not be ignored. Prompt ...

Or do you try to use these condom catheters that don’t stay on ... It’s relatively easy on most men, but it can be damaging to the prostate. It’s a direct route for bacteria to enter ...