Netto N R, Rangel P E, Da Silva R P
Int Surg. 1979 Jan-Feb;64(1):79-82.
Forty-one women with a clinical history of recurrent urinary infection were studied. The aim of this study was to correlate the importance of vaginal infection and theincreased incidence of urinary infection. By using statistical methods, we came to the conclusion that the presence of vaginal infection is not related to the recurrence of urinary infection. Vaginal contaminations certainly permit the increase of urinary infection; there must be other host-related factors, however, that are more important for the recurrence of urinary infection.
对41名有复发性尿路感染临床病史的女性进行了研究。本研究的目的是关联阴道感染的重要性与尿路感染发病率的增加。通过使用统计方法，我们得出结论，阴道感染的存在与尿路感染的复发无关。阴道污染肯定会使尿路感染增加；然而，一定存在其他与宿主相关的因素，这些因素对尿路感染的复发更为重要。
