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2008
In only about 10% of men with symptoms of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome can bacterial infection of the prostate be demonstrated by the Meares & Stamey 4-glass or the pre and post prostate massage (PPM) 2-glass test. Chronic bacterial prostatitis is mainly caused by Gram-negative uropathogens.
Wolfgang Weidner +2 more
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In only about 10% of men with symptoms of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome can bacterial infection of the prostate be demonstrated by the Meares & Stamey 4-glass or the pre and post prostate massage (PPM) 2-glass test. Chronic bacterial prostatitis is mainly caused by Gram-negative uropathogens.
Wolfgang Weidner +2 more
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Treatment of chronic bacterial prostatitis with temafloxacin
The American Journal of Medicine, 1991In an open multicenter study [corrected], 112 male patients (mean age 47.1 years) with documented symptomatic chronic bacterial prostatitis were treated with oral temafloxacin 400 mg b.i.d. for 28 days. Urine and prostatic secretions were obtained for culture and susceptibility testing, and clinical signs and symptoms were evaluated at day 14 as well ...
Stacy J. Childs, Clair E. Cox
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Hospital Practice, 1971
Once it is proved that a urinary tract infection originates in the prostate, treatment should focus on confining it there through continuous, low-dose antibiotic therapy. Although the prostatic nidus persists—since currently available antimicrobials do not cross the prostatic epithelium—the disease ceases to be a problem and the danger of secondary ...
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Once it is proved that a urinary tract infection originates in the prostate, treatment should focus on confining it there through continuous, low-dose antibiotic therapy. Although the prostatic nidus persists—since currently available antimicrobials do not cross the prostatic epithelium—the disease ceases to be a problem and the danger of secondary ...
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Induction of Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis in the Dog
Journal of Urology, 1982Three methods of creating chronic bacterial prostatitis in dogs were evaluated. Injection of Escherichia coli into the prostatic or caudal vesicle artery after the prostate was pierced with a 22-gauge needle caused prostatic infection in 4 of 5 dogs. The infection persisted up to 28 days. Direct injection of E.
B. Beck +4 more
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Bacterial localization in antibiotic‐refractory chronic bacterial prostatitis
The Prostate, 1993AbstractChronic bacterial prostatitis, that has become resistant to antibiotic therapy, remains a frustrating clinical entity for both clinicians and patients. Twenty men with a history of documented bacterial prostatitis, that had become resistant to appropriate antibiotic therapy, were studied in an attempt to determine where the bacteria had become ...
J. Curtis Nickel, J. William Costerton
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Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis: New Therapeutic Aspects
British Journal of Urology, 1976Summary6 cases with chronic bacterial prostatitis were reviewed. The effort and patience required to diagnose this condition accurately by means of differential urine and prostatic secretion cultures is extremely worthwhile.Cotrimoxazole, which has been suggested as a most effective antibacterial drug in chronic bacterial prostatitis, cured only 3 out ...
A. Pfau, T. Sacks
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Chronic bacterial prostatitis: Therapeutic experience with ciprofloxacin [PDF]
Infection, 1991 Ciprofloxacin was used for the treatment of refractory chronic bacterial prostatis. 17 men with symptoms of prostatitis for more than one year who had not responded to treatment courses of six weeks trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole or trimethoprim alone received 500 mg ciprofloxacin twice daily per os for two weeks.
H. G. Schiefer, W. Weidner
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Chronic bacterial prostatitis: Theoretical and experimental considerations
Urological Research, 1983The results of the treatment of chronic bacterial prostatitis are disappointing. The current status of antimicrobial and immunological research is described. While both a local and systemic antibody response is demonstrated in acute bacterial prostatis, only a local antibody production is found in chronic bacterial prostatis. This response as reflected
K. M.-E. Jensen +5 more
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Preventive effect of ginsenoid on chronic bacterial prostatitis
Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy, 2012Empirical antibiotic therapy is the preferred primary treatment modality for chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP). However, this method of treatment has a low success rate and long-term therapy may result in complications and the appearance of resistant strains. Therefore a new alternative method for the prevention of CBP is necessary. There are several
Yong-Hyun Cho +6 more
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The pharmacokinetics of antibiotic diffusion in chronic bacterial prostatitis
The Prostate, 1982AbstractHistorically chronic bacterial prostatitis in the male human has been relatively resistant to antimicrobial chemotherapy. The pharmacokinetic theory of drug diffusion into the prostate is reviewed. A brief description of the various canine models utilized to quantitate antimicrobial drug diffusion is presented.
William C. Sharer, William R. Fair
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