Background Urinary tract infections (UTI) are among the leading reasons for treatment in
adult primary care medicine, accounting for a considerable percentage of antibiotic …

… Of those, 7 studies derived from the review of the Cochrane Collaboration [11] and further
10 studies were identified with the updated literature search in electronic databases. …

… Baerheim A, Laerum E. Symptomatic lower urinary tract infection induced by cooling of the
feet… Prevention of recurrent urinary tract infections with immuno-active E. coli fractions: a meta-…

… An additional antimicrobial effect against E coli has been postulated by Obad and colleagues
but could not be confirmed.Currently the same hypothesis is being investigated by Vik and …

… Junius-Walker U, Theile G and Hummers-Pradier E. Prevalence and predictors of
polypharmacy among older primary care patients in Germany. Family Practice 2007; 24: 14–19. …

Background Uncomplicated lower urinary tract infections (UTI) are usually treated with
antibiotics. However, there is little evidence for alternative therapeutic options. This pilot study …

… German GPs that had opted out of a quality assessment project involving electronic patient
records (EPRs) were mailed a questionnaire regarding their attitudes towards general …

… We do not ex actly know whether a neg a tive as sess ment of ge neric drugs re sults from
be ing in ad e quately in formed or whether ad e quate in for ma tion was neg a tively per …

Increasing worldwide development of antimicrobial resistance and the association of
resistance development and antibiotic overuse make it necessary to seek strategies for safely …

… Susceptibiliy of E.coli as the main causative agent was highest against fosfomycin and …
In 17,5%, E.coli was resistant to TMP and in 8,5% to ciprofloxacin. In contrast to E.coli, other …