Urinary tract infections

Separating the genders and the ages

Charles J. Schleupner Dr Schleupner is professor and associate chairman, department of internal medicine, University of Florida Health Science Center, Jacksonville. He was formerly professor of internal medicine, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, and chief of the medical service, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Salem, Virginia.Correspondence[email protected]

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Management of urinary tract infections may seem quite straightforward, but the patient's age, gender, and other factors can affect management and outcome. Appropriate management can forestall recurring problems and lead to a better quality of life. Dr Schleupner reviews special situations and outlines treatment options for those cases where individualized care is important.

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