PROSTABACT : Relevance of the treatment with antibiotics before endoscopic surgery of lower urinary symptoms related to prostate hypertrophy with polymicrobial bacterial culture performed before the surgery: a non-inferiority randomized trial

Benign Prostate Hyperplasia

Incidence over a one-month post-operative period of a symptomatic urinary infection defined by the presence of symptoms validated by a blinded independent adjudication committee (urine burning, fever, urgencies… associated to a significant bacteriuria).

Number of patients whose procedure is cancelled in each group, Infection characteristics (type of bacteria, clinical data, hospitalization…), Cost of antibiotics used to treat with antibiotics a polymicrobial UBC performed before endoscopic treatments of BPH and in the one-month post-operative surgical treatment, Probability that the experimental strategy is clinically and economically non-inferior to the control strategy for different values of economic non-inferiority margin and for a constant clinical non-inferiority margin (10%)., Economic impact per year and per cumulative years of a change in prescribing practices for polymicrobial UBC before endoscopic surgery of BPH, from the French Health Insurance perspective, over a 5-year period., Description of baseline urine microbiota in both groups (patients who developed an infection and patients who did not)

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