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Körpereigene Abwehrmechanismen bei Harnwegsinfektionen

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Urogenitale Infektionen

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Die Harnwegsinfektion gehört zu den häufigsten bakteriellen Infektionen. Während davon betroffene Jungen in der Neonatalperiode bis zum 5. Lebensmonat dominieren, kehrt sich das Verhältnis in der Folgezeit um: In den ersten 5 Lebensjahren beträgt das Infektionsrisiko für Mädchen etwa 5%, für Jungen 1%. Bei über 50% der Kinder sind Infektrezidive zu erwarten. Reihenuntersuchungen ergaben bei 2% und mehr Schwangeren und bei 15–20% der Frauen über 70 Jahre eine Bakteriurie.

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