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<div><p>Background</p><p>Asymptomatic bacteriuria (ASB) affects 23.9% of pregnant women globally and, if left untreated, can lead to adverse fetomaternal outcomes. In Tanzania, ASB prevalence has ranged from 13% to 17% over the past decade. Yet, its impact on fetomaternal out...

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Main Author:	Colman Mayomba (19797379) (author)
Other Authors:	Dismas Matovelo (11039614) (author), Richard Kiritta (3848083) (author), Zengo Kashinje (19797382) (author), Jeremiah Seni (424120) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Molecular Biology Pharmacology Biotechnology Immunology Cancer Infectious Diseases stream urine samples sectional analytical study pregnancy — ranging klebsiella pneumoniae </ escherichia coli </ bugando medical centre bugando medical center 6 – 19 low resistance rates 9 – 6 tanzania remains high 9 %), 49 5 %), 65 asb included anemia antenatal care admission adverse fetomaternal outcomes 5 ); p ci ): 8 5 – 8 tanzania </ p ci ): 4 ci ): 2 lbw ), respectively pregnant women globally 5 – 14 2 – 3 0 ); p 3 %, 9 7 – 8 prom ), preeclampsia 4 %, 17 001 ], prom 5 %), fetomaternal outcomes antenatal care 2 %, 1093 ), pregnant women low birthweight 001 ], 8 %) 4 %. 3 %. xlink "> term labor screening strategies risk factors respective proportions preventive measures past decade median age left untreated delivered newborns december 2022 common pathogens clinical data asymptomatic bacteriuria antimicrobial therapies affects 23 29 years 05 %) 011 ]. 001 ).
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