Adults With Spina Bifida Fare Worse than Young Adults: A Systemic Vulnerability in Urinary Tract Infection-Related Hospital Care.,The Journal of Urology

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Adults With Spina Bifida Fare Worse than Young Adults: A Systemic Vulnerability in Urinary Tract Infection-Related Hospital Care.
The Journal of Urology ( IF 5.9 ) Pub Date : 2024-07-01 , DOI: 10.1097/ju.0000000000004130
Kathy H Huen _{1,

2} , Carol A Davis-Dao _{3,

4} , Lois Sayrs ₅ , Louis Ehwerhemuepha _{5,

6} , Chloe Martin-King _{5,

6} , Zeev Kain _{6,

7,

8}

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We aim to estimate the odds of urinary tract infection (UTI)-related hospital care in spina bifida (SB) patients age 18 to 25 years as compared with patients with SB in adolescence (11-17 years) or adulthood (26-35 years). We hypothesize that patients with SB in the typical transitional age, 18 to 25 years, will have higher odds of UTI-related hospital care as compared to adolescent SB patients or adult SB patients.

中文翻译：

患有脊柱裂的成年人比年轻人更糟糕：尿路感染相关医院护理的系统性脆弱性。

我们旨在估计 18 至 25 岁的脊柱裂（SB）患者与青春期（11-17 岁）或成年期（26-35 岁）的 SB 患者相比，发生尿路感染（UTI）相关医院护理的几率。我们假设，与青少年 SB 患者或成年 SB 患者相比，18 至 25 岁的典型过渡年龄 SB 患者接受 UTI 相关医院治疗的几率更高。

更新日期：2024-07-01

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