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1. Étude randomisée comparant un traitement oral et un traitement séquentiel intraveineux puis oral pour le traitement des pyélonéphrites chez l'enfant. Étude de non infériorité.

Author

Bocquet, N., Sergent Alaoui, A., Jais, J., Gajdos, V., Guigonis, V., Lacour, B., and Chéron, G.

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2012
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2. Prophylactic antibiotics for children with recurrent urinary tract infections

Author

Robert Bortolussi, Jane C Finlay, Joan L. Robinson, and Mia Eileen Lang

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, CPS Position Statement, Antibiotic resistance, medicine.drug_class, business.industry, Urinary system, Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, Antibiotics, medicine, Antibiotic Stewardship, Intensive care medicine, business, Renal scarring
Abstract

Prophylactic antibiotics for urinary tract infections are no longer routinely recommended. A large number of children must be given prophylaxis to prevent one infection and antibiotic resistance is a major concern when treating community-acquired urinary tract infections. The results of three recent significant studies are examined, with focus on the efficacy of prophylaxis, and recommendations are made.La prophylaxie antibiotique n’est plus recommandée systématiquement en cas d’infections urinaires. Un grand nombre d’enfants doivent recevoir une prophylaxie pour prévenir une infection, et l’antibiorésistance est une préoccupation importante dans le traitement des infections urinaires d’origine communautaire. Les auteurs examinent les résultats de trois grandes études récentes, en s’attardant sur l’efficacité de la prophylaxie, et présentent des recommandations.

Published
2015

3. Prophylactic antibiotics for children with recurrent urinary tract infections.

Author

Robinson JL, Finlay JC, Lang ME, and Bortolussi R

Abstract

Prophylactic antibiotics for urinary tract infections are no longer routinely recommended. A large number of children must be given prophylaxis to prevent one infection and antibiotic resistance is a major concern when treating community-acquired urinary tract infections. The results of three recent significant studies are examined, with focus on the efficacy of prophylaxis, and recommendations are made.

Published
2015
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