Prospective evaluation of antibiotic prophylaxis prior to cystometrogram and/or cystogram studies: oral versus intramuscular routes.
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Abstract
To compare empiric single-dose gentamicin versus culture-specific oral antibiotics as prophylaxis before cystometrogram and/or cystogram. Comparisons with regards to infection, patient preference, and cost were made. Prospective randomized control trial. Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation hospital. Seventy received oral antibiotics and 72 received intramuscular gentamicin. Cystometrograms and/or cystograms were performed. Patient interviewed and chart reviewed for infection. Convenience and comfort were rated by patient. Oral antibiotics and gentamicin have similar efficacy. Patients rated the gentamicin more convenient (p < .001) and comfortable (p < .01) than oral antibiotics. Gentamicin is less expensive. Gentamicin should be used as the method of choice for cystometrogram/cystogram prophylaxis.
Medical subject headings
- Antibiotic Prophylaxis
- Bacterial Infections
- Gentamicins
- Urography