REVIEW PAPER
Urinary tract infections among post-stroke patients – correlation with the rehabilitation process, prevention
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Fitness Club Olimpia Lublin
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Państwowa Szkoła Wyższa im. Papieża Jana Pawła II w Białej Podlaskiej
Corresponding author
Med Og Nauk Zdr. 2017;23(4):221-224
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ABSTRACT
Introduction:
Urinary tract infections are the second most common cause of infectious complications following stroke, with the incidence ranging from 2% to even 44%.The post-stroke infections in the urinary tracts, as different research suggest, forfeit worse results in improving and increased mortality. A proper diagnosis of the predictors of such complications allows one to apply proper prophylaxis and, at the moment of getting the disease, better treatment and preventing the negative outcomes of the infection. This allows to conduct proper rehabilitation, according to plan.
Goal:
The goal of this paper is to determine the predicators of the infection of the urinary tract among the post-stroke patients and the influence of the infection on the patients’ condition as well as the applied rehabilitation.
Summary:
The infection causes extending of the hospitalization and the necessity of antibiotics treatment, which in turn adds more treatment costs. The neurological rehabilitation is delayed and consequently the patients get worse functional results, compared to the patients without the infection. This increases their dependence on third parties and significantly lowers the quality of life. The conclusions suggest searching for new standards of actions in preventing the infection as well as in the moment of its occurring, so that the patients can acquire as good functionality as possible
Urinary tract infections are the second most common cause of infectious complications following stroke, with the incidence ranging from 2% to even 44%.The post-stroke infections in the urinary tracts, as different research suggest, forfeit worse results in improving and increased mortality. A proper diagnosis of the predictors of such complications allows one to apply proper prophylaxis and, at the moment of getting the disease, better treatment and preventing the negative outcomes of the infection. This allows to conduct proper rehabilitation, according to plan.
Goal:
The goal of this paper is to determine the predicators of the infection of the urinary tract among the post-stroke patients and the influence of the infection on the patients’ condition as well as the applied rehabilitation.
Summary:
The infection causes extending of the hospitalization and the necessity of antibiotics treatment, which in turn adds more treatment costs. The neurological rehabilitation is delayed and consequently the patients get worse functional results, compared to the patients without the infection. This increases their dependence on third parties and significantly lowers the quality of life. The conclusions suggest searching for new standards of actions in preventing the infection as well as in the moment of its occurring, so that the patients can acquire as good functionality as possible
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