CHANGING PROFILE AND INCREASING ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE OF UROPATHOGENIC BACTERIA
Dr. Deepak Manthale* and Dr. C. D. Kadganchi
ABSTRACT
Urinary tract infection (UTI) is one of the most common infections in the community practice.[1] It ranks second amongst bacterial diseases after respiratory tract infections.[2] Millions of people worldwide suffer from UTI every year and it is predicted that around 75% of women will suffer from UTI by the age of 24; 15-25% of this group will suffer from a relapse of the disease.[3]
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