New publication on Recurrent UTI: Q &A on Clinical Practice1
A novel mode of action to promote antibiotic-sparing approach to Recurrent UTIs: Questions and Answers on Clinical Practice1
Consultations for recurrent urinary tract infections (rUTIs) in everyday clinical practice range from 1% to 6% of all medical visits with high social and personal associated costs, such as prescriptions, hospital expenses, days of sick leave due to the disease, and the treatment of related comorbidities. Often urologists are asked to give practical recommendations to patients regarding the everyday management of recurrent UTIs. A new review1 aims to give to the physicians managing UTI some helpful suggestions for their everyday clinical practice, based on the recent evidence.
