Positive urine culture of patients with urinary tract infection and antibiotic response of microbes isolated from the in great oil hospital of Ahvaz (ministry of oil)

Urine culture is a diagnostic test to detect bacteria in urine is performed and the identification of microbes that cause urinary tract infections. Urinary tract infection (UTI) is common in women and children, and all except the urinary tract, the urethra is sterile. E-coli are the most common germs. In a 1024 study by the antibiogram were 10,132 people suffering from urinary tract infection. Of these, 222 patients (21.7%) men and 801 women (78.3%) women with positive urine culture were 124 people (12.1%) were diabetic and 21 were women and 898 I and 103 patients (87.8%) were nondiabetic, 83.4% of patients in the outpatient and other inpatient wards have had positive urine cultures. [Sarami Abdollah, Habibi Hasan, Bahrevar Naser, Alinejad Mastaneh, Positive urine culture of patients with urinary tract infection and antibiotic response of microbes isolated from the in great oil hospital of Ahvaz (ministry of oil). Life Science Journal. 2011;8(4):236-238] (ISSN:1097-8135). http://www.lifesciencesite.com.