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UTI and Parkinson's tied to longer stays in large U.S. hospital study
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UTI and Parkinson's tied to longer stays in large U.S. hospital study
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common among people hospitalized with Parkinson’s disease and are linked to longer hospital stays and a slightly higher risk of delirium, according to a retrospective analysis of 321,967 Parkinson’s-related hospitalizations from a large U.S. hospital database. The findings highlight the need for targeted prevention strategies for hospitalized Parkinson’s patients, particularly careful urinary catheter use and …
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