Publications by authors named "Humera Porobic"
Article Synopsis
- Chronic HCV infection primarily affects intravenous drug users (IVDU), with a high prevalence rate of 40%-90%, leading to an 80% risk of developing chronic infection.
- The study aimed to compare clinical characteristics and treatment outcomes of chronic HCV between IVDU and non-user populations and to analyze the efficacy of treatment in Tuzla Canton.
- Results showed a predominance of younger males in the IVDU group, along with notable differences in laboratory values and genotype frequencies, suggesting variations in disease progression and treatment response.
Introduction: Etiological factors of community-acquired urinary tract infections (UTI) are specific for age, gender, season, complication of UTI and type of UTI. Their prevalence and susceptibility to antimicrobial agents shows geographic and time variability.
Purpose: To evaluate etiological characteristics of acute community-acquired UTI in hospitalised patients.