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Uropathogens and their susceptibility patterns among hospitalized patients in a tertiary care centre in Rajamahendravaram, India

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Urinary tract infections are one of the most common hospital-acquired infections, accounting to as many as 35% of nosocomial infections. In addition, UTIs are a leading cause of gram-negative sepsis in hospitalized patients. Early diagnosis and treatment of UTIs are essential in preventing urosepsis. This study is done to become familiar with the common uropathogens along with their antimicrobial susceptibility patterns among hospitalized patients in our setup. | Uropathogens and their susceptibility patterns among hospitalized patients in a tertiary care centre in Rajamahendravaram India

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