post operative complications

What are the risk factors for urinary tract infections (UTIs) after gynecological surgery?

Risk factors for UTIs include prolonged catheterization, improper catheter hygiene, and dehydration. Preventive measures include ensuring adequate hydration, maintaining catheter care protocols, and timely removal of catheters. In case of UTI, it is treated with appropriate antibiotics based on urine culture results.

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