Synopsis Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the most common pediatric infections. The occurrence of UTIs are different in varied age groups and gender. After 6 months of age, it is observed that girls are more prone to UTIs. Timely management of UTIs is the need of the hour in such patients to prevent complications like renal scarring. This “Clinical Trial Summary” discusses a research study from the Journal Of Pharmacy Technology , titled “Antimicrobial Pharmacotherapy Management of Urinary Tract Infections In Pediatric Patients”.
Authors : Manar O. Lashkar and Milap C. Nahata Study in Brief Objective To assess the risk factors, pharmacotherapy, rates of microbial resistance, including antibiotic choices along with medication dosage regimens, for urinary tract infections (UTIs) in pediatric patients. Study type A meta-analysis was conducted for the identification of various clinical…
