膀管外流的抗菌预防:哪些子组的儿童受益最多?

Beibo Zhao1, Anastasia Ivanova1, Nader Shaikh2

  • 1Gillings School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA.

概括

在患有膀回流 (VUR) 的儿童中,尿路感染 (UTIs) 的长期抗生素预防对于特定的亚组是最有益的,包括那些患有IV级VUR或肠膀功能障碍 (BBD) 的子组,显示需要治疗的数量较低.

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