Research Progress of Urinary Tract Infection Associated with Urinary Catheter in Urology
Abstract
Urethral infections caused by catheters rank first in hospitals, while urethral infections caused by catheters dominate. In order to better understand and master urethral infections related to catheters in the urinary system, the author reviewed a large amount of relevant data to provide an overview of the epidemiology, pathogenesis, influencing factors, and prevention and treatment measures of their occurrence. The author hopes to provide valuable information on how to effectively prevent catheter-related urethral infections in clinical practice and how to improve the quality of nursing work.
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