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Table 1 Prevalence of bacteriuria in diabetic women reported in a series of selected studies

From: The influence of diabetes mellitus on the spectrum of uropathogens and the antimicrobial resistance in elderly adult patients with urinary tract infection

Prevalence of bacteriuria

Reference N° year

Diabetics

Non diabetic

reported P value

Clinical features

 

N° of pts

Pts with bacteriuria %

N° of pts

Pts with bacteriuria %

  

4 1959

41

29.3

41

22

-

Hospitalised Asymptomatic

5 1966

128

18.8

114

7.9

-

Outpatients Asymptomatic

6 1967

195

2.0

n.a.

-

Schoolgirls Asymptomatic

7 1974

152

15.8

152

4.6

-

Outpatiens Asymptomatic

8 1984

92

15.2

91

11.0

NS

Outpatients, Asymptomatic/symptomatic

9 1986

341

9.1

100

5.0

<0.001

Outpatients Asymptomatic

10 1990

n.a.

31.3

n.a

16.0

< 0.05

Outpatients Asymptomatic

11 1992

147

17.7

n.a.

-

Outpatients, Asymptomatic

12 1993

239

6.3

236

3.4

NS

Outpatiens Asymptomatic

13 1995

1072

7.9

n.a.

-

Outpatiens Asymptomatic

14 2000

636

26.0

153

6.0

< 0.001

Outpatients Asymptomatic

15 2001

149

4.6

298

4.0

NS

Asymptomatic outpatients with gestational diabetes

16 2004

176

18.8

146

18.5

NS

Outpatients Asymptomatic

17 2005

363

9.6

350

2.9

-

Outpatients Asymptomatic