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17 gru 2014 · This article provides the practitioner with a summary of clinically pertinent information that will assist in the proper care of pregnant patients with ESBL infection.
This study aimed to evaluate the rate of ESBL-E colonization among women in preterm versus term labor, maternal vertical transmission rate, histopathological evidence of chorioamnionitis and the clinical significance of ESBL-E in preterm versus term infants.
This article is a summary of clinically relevant information on extended-spectrum β-lactamases (ESBLs), which are plasmid transferable enzymes that evolve rapidly to provide antibiotic resistance to different bacterial species.
This article provides the practitioner with a summary of clinically pertinent information that will assist in the proper care of pregnant patients with ESBL infection. Key words: antibiotic resistance, extended-spectrum -lactamases, urinary tract.
This article provides the practitioner with a summary of clinically pertinent information that will assist in the proper care of pregnant patients with ESBL infection. Keywords: antibiotic resistance; extended-spectrum β-lactamases; urinary tract infection.
The vaginal presence of ESBL-producing bacteria during pregnancy is associated with preterm birth and pPROM, which shows the need for clear diagnostic and therapeutic guidelines. Maternal colonization of ESBL-producing bacteria is an important risk factor for transmission.
2 sty 2021 · Determining the exact prevalence of E. coli and ESBL E. coli infections in pregnant women can help inform health policymakers and health professionals to provide appropriate prevention and treatment services to pregnant women.
