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. 2000 Apr;38(4):1703–1705. doi: 10.1128/jcm.38.4.1703-1705.2000

TABLE 3.

Summary of clinical features of our two cases and previously reported casesa

Case no. (reference) Patient age (yr) Sex Underlying disease(s) Main symptoms and signs Urine culture resultc Blood culture result Initial treatment Result of treatment
1 (PR) 80 M Coronary artery disease, cerebrovascular disease Nocturia, urinary frequency, altered mental status >105 No sign of sepsis CIP Recovered
2 (PR) 58 M Hypothyroidism Dysuria and large, tender prostate >105 Not septic TET Did not return for follow-up
3 (10) 78 M Meningioma Fever, heart murmur >105 Positive CXM Endocarditis, death
4 (7) 43 M Alcoholism, hepatic cirrhosis, chronic pancreatitis Antecedent UTI, heart murmur Normal Positive CIP Septic shock, endocarditis, death
5 (2) 81 M Prostate cancer Fever, hematuria, dysuria >105 2 of 2 positive TMP Sepsis, endocarditis, death
6 (2) 63 M Coronary artery disease, alcoholism Sepsis, fever, urinary incontinence, pyuria >105 Positive AMP, GEN Recovered
7 (13) 81 M Not identified Fever, symptoms of a UTI, heart murmur Negative 2 of 2 positive at 3 days SULFA Endocarditis, death
8 (8) 80 M Prostate cancer Dysuria, testicular pain, septicemia Negative Positive AMP, GEN Recovered
9 (4)b 74 M, F Diabetes mellitus, prostatic disease, indwelling catheter Fever, dysuria, pyuria, incontinence >105 Positive for 17 patients Unknown Unknown
a

PR, present report; M, male; F, female; CIP, ciprofloxacin; TET, tetracycline; TMP, trimethoprim; AMP, ampicillin; GEN, gentamicin; CXM, cefuroxime; SULFA, sulfamethizole. 

b

Case 9 was a study of 63 patients (34 female patients and 29 male patients). The age listed is the median age (range, 3 to 97 years). 

c

Values given are in CFU per milliliter. The result for case 4 was obtained with a dipstick.