Clinical Importance of Significant Asimptomatic Bacteriuria in Newborns and Infants During Early Postnatal Period (CROSBI ID 115903)
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Milas, Vesna ; Milas, Josip ; Pušeljić, Silvija ; Gardašanić, Jasna ; Vuković, Dubravka ; Milas, Jasminka
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Clinical Importance of Significant Asimptomatic Bacteriuria in Newborns and Infants During Early Postnatal Period
The aim of the study was to detect newborns at risk for developing renal impairment, and to point out the importance of significant asimptomatic bacteriuria in perinatal period and early infancy. Increased risk for renal impairment had children with urinary tract anomalies in close family, urinary tract infection and bacteriuria, EPH gestosis and prepartal symptoms of febrile infection in mother, children with IUGR, strangulated umbilical cord, prolonged jaundice and attacks of peripheral cyanosis in perinatal period.
asimptomatic bacteriuria; newborns; urinary tract anomalies; perinatal period; infants
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