Katelin A Everitt, Margaret Baldwin, Nick Tinker, Ku'ulei Stuhr, David S Morris, John J Veillette
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Outcomes associated with asymptomatic bacteriuria management in elderly patients hospitalized with a ground-level fall.
Data are lacking to guide management of asymptomatic bacteriuria (ASB) in elderly patients with a fall. Comparing treated versus non-treated patients, we identified clear harm and no benefit from antibiotic treatment. Our data support IDSA recommendations to withhold antibiotics in elderly patients with ASB and evaluate alternative causes of falls.
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