Antibiogram of Urinary Catheter-Associated Bacterial Pathogens in Intensive Care Unit, King Khalid General Hospital, Hafer Al-Baten, Saudi Arabia.

F Al-Anazi; A Talha

December 1, 2025

Antibiogram of Urinary Catheter-Associated Bacterial Pathogens in Intensive Care Unit, King Khalid General Hospital, Hafer Al-Baten, Saudi Arabia.

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High resistance rates among bacterial pathogens related to urinary catheter-associated infections were observed.
A significant proportion of identified bacteria showed resistance to multiple antimicrobial groups, complicating treatment.
The observational analysis revealed that common antibacterial agents were largely ineffective in the ICU setting.
This highlights the need for improved infection control measures to address growing bacterial resistance.

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Analysis identifies high antimicrobial resistance in urinary catheter-associated infections in ICUs, indicating urgent need for better care strategies.

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