Observational study finds high antimicrobial resistance in urinary bacteria among diabetic patients, suggesting the need for improved infection control.
A considerable prevalence of significant bacteriuria was observed. Moreover, bacterial isolates demonstrated moderately high resistance to commonly used antimicrobials. Regular monitoring of antimicrobial resistance patterns and strengthening infection prevention strategies among diabetic patients in the study area are recommended.
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