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Initial assessment
▪ Urinalysis
▪ To R/O UTI and hematuria
▪ Dipstick
▪ Microscopy
▪ Culture
▪ Asymptomatic bacteriuria (>10 CFU/ml)
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▪ Frequent in elderly, diabetic and catheterized patients, or
in those with neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction
▪ Not to be routinely treated
▪ Except in pregnant women (Level of evidence 1a, Grade B)
▪ Before urological procedures (Level of evidence 3b, Grade B)
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Abrams et al. 6 ICI 2017, Recommendations
Gormley EA, et al. J Urol. 2015;193:1572-80
Corcos et al. CUAJ, 2017; 11(5):E142-73
