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Systematic review: bacterial colonisation of conduits and neobladders—when to test, watch, and treatQu, Liang G.; Adam, Ahmed; Ranasinghe, Weranja; Lawrentschuk, Nathan
World journal of urology, 06/2020, Letnik: 38, Številka: 6Journal Article
Background Urinary diversion procedures frequently result in bacterial colonisation. There is an increased incidence of developing urinary tract infections (UTIs) in this patient population. Current guidelines, however, recommend against treating this colonisation. This systematic review aimed to determine when and how to test, monitor, and treat bacteriuria in patients with urinary diversion. Methods A systematic search strategy was conducted based on keywords “urinary diversion” and “bacteriuria”, on MEDLINE, Embase, and Google Scholar. Articles were screened and included only if they reported on (i) testing methods for bacteriuria, (ii) surveillance of bacteriuria over time, or (iii) when and how to treat bacteriuria. Results were summarised and reported using a narrative synthesis. Results Altogether, 26 studies were included in this review. Inconsistencies were noted in the definitions of bacteriuria, with most studies reporting bacteriuria as > 10 4 cfu/mL (8/17 studies). Bacteriuria prevalence varied greatly (range 9.1–100%). Monitoring bacteriuria over time may help detect a reduction in bacteriuria, as demonstrated in three studies (follow-up range 5–18 months; sample size 18–56). The link between preceding bacteriuria and subsequent UTIs has not been fully explored yet. Short-term antimicrobial therapy may be useful in the immediate post-operative setting; however, long-term prophylactic treatment is ineffective in preventing bacteriuria. Conclusions We recommend consistent reporting of bacteriuria definitions, the benefits of monitoring bacteriuria over time, and use of short-term antimicrobial therapy; bacteriuria should not be treated with long-term therapy.
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