.... Hematuria, pyuria, and albuminuria were associated with high mortality; urinary acidity was associated with low mortality. Positive bacterial staining, glucosuria, and specific gravity of urine were not related to the survival rate. Contrary to earlier observations, bacteriuria found in the urinary...

...P. Heinämäki; M. Haavisto; K. Mattila; S. Rajala In the course of a health survey covering 561 inhabitants of Tampere, Finland, aged 85 or over, morning urine specimens were studied. 82% of the participants were women. Significant bacteriuria was recorded in 27% of the subjects, 13% of the men...

...Thomas T. Yoshikawa Urinary tract infection (UTI) is an important infectious disease in the elderly. Its prevalence, etiology, clinical manifestations, and management differs significantly from UTI occurring in the general population. Catheter-related bacteriuria is a serious problem of elderly...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Bacteriuria Renal pathology Serum creatinine Systolic blood pressure Diastolic blood pressure Clinical Section Gerontology 27: 72 75 (1981) Bacteriuria and Its Correlates in Old Age Monica Carty, J. C. Brocklehurst and John...

... the Tm PAH periods. Increased daily intake of protein from 60 to 75 g was associated with higher serum urate levels in a larger group of subjects. We conclude that: (1) women, even at the age of 80 have a lower serum urate, related to a higher C Urate ; (2) bacteriuria increases the ratio C Urate : C...