背景:尽管抗生素预防(AB)表明侵入性尿动力学(UDS)后细菌尿的统计学显着减少,已证实尿路感染(UTI)的发生率没有显着下降。没有关于在UTI的相关潜在风险的情况下使用AB的绝对建议。尽管已经认识到某些类别的患者在UDS后感染概率增加。这项研究的目的是报告专家对在UDS前使用AB的最佳实践的共识,主要类别的患者有潜在的UTI发展的风险。
方法:对男性和女性UDS前的AB进行了系统的文献综述。意大利尿动力学学会的专家小组,继续,神经泌尿外科,和盆底(SIUD)评估了审查数据,并通过修改的德尔菲法对小组提出和讨论的16项陈述进行了决定。共识的截止百分比是对调查的正面回答的≥70%。这项研究是德尔菲与专家意见达成的共识,不是直接涉及患者的临床试验。
结果:小组由57名功能性泌尿外科和UDS专家组成,主要是泌尿科医生,同样的妇科医生,理疗师,感染学家,儿科泌尿科医师,和护士。在9/16(56.25%)的声明中取得了积极共识,特别是在患有神经源性膀胱和免疫抑制的患者需要在UD之前进行AB。UDS前必须进行尿液分析和尿液培养,如果他们积极,UDS应该推迟。在绝经状态下避免AB达成共识,糖尿病,年龄,性别,膀胱出口梗阻,高后空隙残留,慢性导管插入术,以前做过泌尿外科手术,缺乏泌尿系统异常,盆腔器官脱垂,尿液分析呈阴性.
结论:对于没有明显危险因素且尿检阴性的患者,由于使用抗生素可能导致潜在的并发症,不推荐使用抗生素。然而,AB可用于风险类别,如神经源性膀胱和免疫抑制。尿液分析和尿液培养的评估以及在阳性测试的情况下推迟UDS被认为是良好做法,以及在神经源性膀胱和免疫抑制中进行AB。
BACKGROUND: Although antibiotic prophylaxis (AB) demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in bacteriuria after invasive
urodynamics (UDS), no significant decrease in the incidence of urinary tract infections (UTI) has been confirmed. No absolute recommendations on the use of AB in case of relevant potential risk of UTI have been reported, though some categories of patients at increased infective probability after UDS have been recognized. The aim of this study is to report the experts\'
consensus on the best practice for the use of AB before UDS in the main categories of patients at potential risk of developing UTI.
METHODS: A systematic literature review was performed on AB before UDS in males and females. A panel of experts from the Italian Society of
Urodynamics, Continence, Neuro-Urology, and Pelvic Floor (SIUD) assessed the review data and decided by a modified Delphi method on 16 statements proposed and discussed by the panel. The cut-off percentage for the
consensus was a ≥70% of positive responses to the survey. The study was a Delphi
consensus with experts\' opinions, not a clinical trial involving directly patients.
RESULTS: The panel group was composed of 57 experts in functional urology and UDS, mainly urologists, likewise gynaecologists, physiatrists, infectivologists, pediatric urologists, and nurses. A positive consensus was achieved on 9/16 (56.25%) of the statements, especially on the need for performing AB before UD in patients with neurogenic bladder and immunosuppression. Urine analysis and urine culture before UDS are mandatory, and in the event of their positivity, UDS should be postponed. A consensus was reached on avoiding AB in menopausal status, diabetes, age, gender, bladder outlet obstruction, high postvoid residual, chronic catheterization, previous urological surgery, lack of urological abnormalities, pelvic organ prolapse, and negative urine analysis.
CONCLUSIONS: Antibiotic prophylaxis is not recommended for patients without notable risk factors and with a negative urine test due to the potential morbidities that may result from antibiotic administration. However, AB can be used for risk categories such as neurogenic bladder and immunosuppression. The evaluation of urine analysis and urine culture and postponing UDS in cases of positive tests were considered good practices, as well as performing AB in the neurogenic bladder and immunosuppression.