Interrelationship Between Virulence Properties of Uropathogenic E. coli and Blood Group Phenotype of Patients with Chronic Urinary Tract Infection

Urinalysis including dipstick tests and urinary microscopy represent a non-invasive, technically simple and economic screening tool. Notably, the repetitive detection and analysis of hematuria and proteinuria harbors a high sensitivity for detection of renal and systemic diseases. Due to its semiquantitative nature, urinalysis should only be interpreted after comprehensive consideration of diagnostic and technical limitations, which will be reviewed in this article.

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Urindiagnostik im 21. Jahrhundert: alles andere als obsolet!

Sidler

Huynh‐Do

2015

Praxis

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Interrelationship Between Virulence Properties of Uropathogenic E. coli and Blood Group Phenotype of Patients with Chronic Urinary Tract Infection

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Urindiagnostik im 21. Jahrhundert: alles andere als obsolet!

Urindiagnostik im 21. Jahrhundert: alles andere als obsolet!

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