Retrospective analysis of urine culture results in our clinic: determination of pathogen types and antibiotic resistance in our region

Aim: Untreated urinary tract infections and increasing resistance to antibiotics are important health problems in pregnant non-pregnant women. The aim of this study is determine "Escherichia coli" (E. coli) strains other growing microorganisms isolated from urine samples sent patients the Gynecology Obstetrics outpatient clinic Mardin State Hospital, evaluate antimicrobial susceptibility profile. Materials Methods: results reproduction midstream obtained women who were Hospital Microbiology Laboratory with suspicion system infection Outpatient Clinic between January 1, 2018 June 17, 2020 retrospectively evaluated. Results: mean age was significantly lower than that group. While E. Coli Klebsiella prominent group, incidence Enterococcus sp. had increased Conclusion: Urinary remains an public problem. To prevent adverse obstetric consequences during pregnancy, it investigate local microorganisms, especially common factors such as coli, at certain periods.