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Antibiotic prophylaxis in invasive urodynamics, a Delphi consensus of the Italian Society of Urodynamics (SIUD).

Emanuele RubilottaElisabetta F ChiarulliEnrico AmmiratiMarianna C BevacquaStefano ManodoroStefania ChierchiaEugenia FragalàGiuseppe MasielloVincenzo Li MarziAlessandro GiammòStefania MuscoFrancesco SavocaMatteo BalzarroCosimo De NunzioGaetano De RienzoFerdinando FuscoGianfranco LambertiMarco SoligoLuisa De PalmaMassimo FasanoAnna CarrettaFabio TumiettoEnrico Finazzi AgroEleonora RussoAlessandro AntonelliMarilena GubbiottiGianluca SampognaMichele SpinelliRoberto CaroneLeonardo MartinoVito Mancininull null
Published in: Neurourology and urodynamics (2024)
Antibiotic prophylaxis is not recommended for patients without notable risk factors and with a negative urine test due to the potential morbidities that may result from antibiotic administration. However, AB can be used for risk categories such as neurogenic bladder and immunosuppression. The evaluation of urine analysis and urine culture and postponing UDS in cases of positive tests were considered good practices, as well as performing AB in the neurogenic bladder and immunosuppression.
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