Urine culture on Yersinia without antibiotic sensitivity determination
Bacteriological urine culture for Yersinia detection. Confirms infection presence, determines microorganism quantity, and assesses clinical significance. Especially useful for urinary tract inflammation and atypical infection symptoms.
Deviation mechanism: Yersinia bacteria may penetrate urinary tract → mucosal inflammation → disrupted normal microflora and intoxication.
Recommended for: UTI symptom patients; chronic or recurrent inflammations; yersiniosis diagnosis confirmation; endemic region epidemiological control.
Midstream morning urine in sterile container
Avoid antibiotics 48-72 hours before (by physician agreement)
Collect midstream morning urine in sterile container
Deliver to laboratory quickly
Urination pain or discomfort; frequent urination or incontinence; elevated temperature, general weakness; suspected bacterial UTI; epidemiological indications (contact with patient or endemic region).
Yersinia detected — infection confirmed.
Not detected — pathogens not found.
Physician makes final assessment.
Note: Sensitivity testing only when clinically significant organism detected.
Recommended physicians: Urologist/Nephrologist; General Practitioner; Pediatrician (children).
