Acute urethral syndrome

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Asymptomatic bacteriuria is a common finding, particnlarly among those 65 years of age and older, when there is significant bacteriuria (>10 bacteria/mL of urine) in the absence of symptoms. Symptomatic abacteriuria or acute urethral syndrome consists of symptoms of frequency and dysuria in the absence of significant bacteriuria. This syndrome is commonly associated with Chlamydia infections. 

Symptomatic abacteriuria or acute urethral syndrome represents a clinical syndrome in which females present with dysuria and pynria, but the urine culture reveals less than 10 bacteria/mL of urine. Acnte nrethral syndrome is estimated to account for more than half the complaints of dysuria seen in the community today. These women most... 

Oligoanuric acute renal failure has been described in patients on phenylbuta-zone ". A pathogenetic mechanism reponsible is the inhibition of the tubular reabsorption of uric acid, which results in hyperuricosuria, uric acid crystallization and, eventually, urethral obstruction. Another form of this syndrome, in which there is no evidence of hyperuricaemia, is felt to be an idiosyncratic reaction. The biopsy picture is consistent with acute tubular necrosis. ... 

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