Patients with chronic prostatitis and prostatic fluid routine examination of the clinical significance of bacterial culture.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Patients with chronic prostatitis and prostatic fluid routine examination of the clinical significance of bacterial culture [Abstract] Objective To investigate the practices and bacterial culture of prostatic fluid examination in diagnosis and treatment of chronic prostatitis. Methods 118 cases of out-patients with chronic prostatitis and prostatic fluid routine bacterial culture, to understand its clinical significance. Results of 118 cases in 81 cases of positive and negative in 37 cases, but there is still a high rate of false positive and false negative. Conclusion prostatic fluid false-positive test results often lead to misdiagnosis and false negative, need to observe. [Keywords:] chronic prostatitis, routine examination, bacterial culture Chronic prostatitis is an adult male urinary and reproductive system diseases in the most common, mainly in young adults, middle-aged men, adolescent morbidity is minimal. Urology male clinic patients account for about 25%. According to the statistics in the crowd of prostate inflammation are more than 10%, 50% of men suffered from prostatitis were different times. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information We May 2005 ~ May 2006 118 patients with clinical data of patients with chronic prostatitis statistical analysis of prostatic fluid and prostate fluid routine bacterial culture of clinical significance. The 118 patients were from out-patients the oldest 54 and the youngest 15 years old. The average age of 34 years. 38 cases in which the number of married, 32.2%, unmarried persons of 80 cases, accounting for 67.8%. 1.2 Methods All patients in the clinic under the conditions of the prostate massage, do get prostate and prostatic fluid prostatic fluid routine bacterial culture drug sensitivity test. 2 Results 118 cases, 34 cases resulted in a false positive, accounting for 28.8% of all cases, strict aseptic culture of prostatic fluid obtained revealed no bacterial grow