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Table 1 Patient characteristics of detected uropathogens in urinary stone patients between older and younger

From: Comparative study of the bacterial distribution and antimicrobial susceptibility of uropathogens in older and younger patients with urinary stones

 

Older

N = 169

Younger

N = 338

P value

Age, y

67.15 ± 6.30

47.42 ± 8.87

P < 0.001

Gender

  

P = 0.007

Male, n (%)

80 (47.3%)

118 (34.9%)

 

Female, n (%)

89 (52.7%)

220 (65.1%)

 

Prevalence of UTIs, n (%)

  

P = 0.01

Cystitis

64 (37.9%)

103 (30.6%)

 

Asymptomatic bacteriuria

57 (33.7%)

85 (25.2%)

 

Pyelonephritis

28 (16.6%)

101 (29.9%)

 

Urosepsis

3 (1.8%)

5 (1.5%)

 

Other

17 (10.1%)

42 (12.5%)

 

Presence of UTI symptoms, n (%)

74 (43.8%)

190 (56.2%)

P < 0.001

Stone burden (mm)

22 ± 4.8

21 ± 8.1

P = 0.259

Stone Location

  

P = 0.461

Kidney, n (%)

83 (49.2%)

179 (53.0%)

 

Ureteral, n (%)

49 (28.8%)

93 (27.5%)

 

Bladder, n (%)

6 (3.5%)

9 (2.7%)

 

Multiple, n (%)

31 (18.5%)

57 (16.9%)

 

Hydronephrosis, n (%)

72 (42.6%)

160 (47.3%)

P = 0.313

  1. Chi-square test was performed to detect differences in patient characteristics