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Transplant Infectious Disease
Would you recommend treating asymptomatic bacteriuria in a kidney transplant patient who has a ureteral stent in place?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
An exercise in futility. You can eradicate for a short period - long enough to safely perform a urologic procedure. But longer term? Fugetaboutit.
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