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Table 2 Prescription of antibiotics in children with urinary tract infections

From: Management of children's urinary tract infections in Dutch family practice: a cohort study

 

Group 1

(183 children)

Group 2

(52 children)

Group 3

(43 children)

Total

(278 children)

Percentage (number) of children/antibiotic prescription

Overall children with antibiotics (indicator 1)

66 (121/183)

70 (73/104)

61 (79/129)

66 (273/416)

   First episode

66 (121/183)

73 (38/52)

67 (29/43)

68 (188/278)

   Second episode

-

67 (35/52)

63 (27/43)

65 (62/95)

   Third episode

-

-

53 (23/43)

53 (23/43)

Percentage (number) of children with antibiotics/choice of antibiotic

Amoxicillin/clavulanic acid or co-trimoxazole

    

Overall first-choice antibiotics (indicator 2)

65 (79/121)

56 (41/73)

76 (60/79)

66 (180/273)

   First episode

65 (79/121)

55 (21/38)

69 (20/29)

64 (120/188)

   Second episode

-

57 (20/35)

78 (21/27)

66 (41/62)

   Third episode

-

-

83 (19/23)

83 (19/23)

Ceftibuten, ofloxacin, or nitrofurantoin

    

Overall

7 (9/121)

21 (15/73)

14 (11/79)

13 (35/273)

   First episode

7 (9/121)

18 (7/38)

14 (4/29)

11 (20/188)

   Second episode

-

23 (8/35)

15 (4/27)

19 (12/62)

   Third episode

-

-

13 (3/23)

13 (3/23)

Amoxicillin

    

Overall

25 (30/121)

18 (13/73)

10 (8/79)

19 (51/273)

   First episode

25 (30/121)

18 (7/38)

17 (5/29)

22 (42/188)

   Second episode

-

17 (6/35)

7 (2/27)

13 (8/62)

   Third episode

-

-

4 (1/23)

4 (1/23)