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Table 6 Complete list of excluded studies

From: Urine sampling techniques in symptomatic primary-care patients: a diagnostic accuracy review

Title

Author

Year

Identified

Excusion

Excluded after

Abnormal urinalysis results are common, regardless of specimen collection technique, in women without urinary tract infections.

Frazee B.W. Enriquez K. Ng V. Alter H.

2015

Embase

Wrong group

Abstract

A midstream urine collector is not a good alternative to a sterile collection method during the diagnosis of urinary tract infection.

Verliat-Guinaud J, Blanc P, Garnier F, Gajdos V, Guigonis V.

2015

Medline

Wrong group

Abstract

Re: Voided midstream urine culture and acute cystitis in premenopausal women.

Schaeffer E.M.

2014

Embase

Commentary/review

Abstract

Associations between individual lower urinary tract symptoms and bacteriuria in random urine samples in women. V.

Sorrentino F, Cartwright R, Digesu GA, Tolton L, Franklin L, Singh A, Greco P, Khullar V

2014

Medline

Wrong setting

Abstract

Infection: Utility of midstream urine cultures questioned.

Payton S.

2014

Medline

Commentary/review

Abstract

Voided midstream urine culture is a good test for acute cystitis in premenopausal women.

Cox L, Clemens JQ.

2014

Medline

Commentary/review

Article

Easy peezy: A patient satisfaction survey on an innovative device for collection of mid-stream urine (MSU) samples.

Khorsandi M. Hussain B. Chow W.

2013

Embase

Wrong design

Abstract

Peezy at ease: Our initial 106 patients experience on an innovative device for collection of Mid-Stream Urine (MSU) samples.

Chow W.M. Hussain B.

2013

Embase

Wrong design

Abstract

Effect of urogenital cleaning with paper soap on bacterial contamination rate while collecting midstream urine specimens

Shrestha R, Gyawali N, Gurung R, Amatya R, Bhattacharya SK.

2013

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

Urine collection in the emergency department: what really happens in there?

Frazee BW, Frausto K, Cisse B, White DE, Alter H.

2013

Medline

Wrong setting

Abstract

Urine specimen collection: how a multidisciplinary team improved patient outcomes using best practices.

Dolan VJ, Cornish NE.

2013

Medline

Wrong setting

Abstract

“Mixed growth of doubtful significance” is extremely significant in patients with lower urinary tract symptoms.

Sathiananthamoorthy S. Swamy S. Kupelian A. Horsley H. Gill K. Collins L. Malone-Lee J.

2012

Embase

Wrong design

Abstract

The impact of improperly collected urine cultures on patient treatment in the emergency department.

Francis K. Lucente K.M. Kim Y.

2012

Embase

Wrong design

Abstract

Managing UTI in primary care: should we be sending midstream urine samples?

Hay AD.

2010

Medline

Commentary/review

Abstract

A comparative study on bacterial cultures of urine samples obtained by clean-void technique versus urethral catheterization.

Lau AY, Wong SN, Yip KT, Fong KW, Li SP, Que TL.

2007

Medline

Wrong group

Abstract

Comparison of sampling methods for urine cultures.

Unlü H, Sardan YC, Ulker S

2007

Medline

Wrong setting

Abstract

Effect of perineal cleansing on contamination rate of mid-stream urine culture.

Blake DR, Doherty LF.

2006

Medline

Wrong group

Abstract

Obtaining a catheter specimen of urine.

Gilbert R.

2006

Medline

Commentary/review

Article

Taking a midstream specimen of urine.

Gilbert R.

2006

Medline

Commentary/review

Abstract

A novel midstream urine-collection device reduces contamination rates in urine cultures amongst women.

Jackson S.R. Dryden M. Gillett P. Kearney P. Weatherall R.

2005

Embase

Wrong group

Abstract

Catheter specimens of urine: an audit of practice.

Gilbert R, Henderson S.

2005

Medline

Wrong design

Abstract

Contamination of urine specimens did not differ with collection technique in women with acute dysuria.

Lifshitz E. Kramer L.

2001

Embase

Commentary/review

Abstract

Collection and transport of urine for culture.

Perera CU.

2001

Medline

Commentary/review

Abstract

Honey jars and diagnosis of urinary tract infections--ascent quality work.

Forsum U.

2001

Medline

Wrong design

Article

A technique for collection of uncontaminated urine for culture from female patients.

Gleason D.M. Bottaccini M.R. Reilly R.J. McNeill J.

2000

Embase

Wrong group

Article

The midstream muddle.

Bannatyne RM.

2000

Medline

Commentary/review

Abstract

Urine collection and culture in elderly people.

Clague J, Horan M.

1998

Medline

Wrong design

Article

A simple and efficient urine sampling method for bacteriological examination in elderly women.

Michielsen WJ, Geurs FJ, Verschraegen GL, Claeys GW, Afschrift MB.

1997

Medline

Wrong group

Article

Assessment of urine collection technique for microbial culture.

Prandoni D, Boone MH, Larson E, Blane CG, Fitzpatrick H.

1996

Medline

Wrong group

Article

Collecting clean-catch urine in the nursing home: obtaining the uncontaminated specimen.

Brazier A.M. Palmer M.H.

1995

Embase

Commentary/review

Abstract

Bacteriuria--sampling methods and significance.

Pfau A.

1994

Medline

Wrong design

Article

Collection of urine for culture.

Jaffe JS.

1994

Medline

Commentary/review

Abstract

Does a clean-catch urine sample reduce bacterial contamination?

Leisure MK, Dudley SM, Donowitz LG.

1993

Medline

Wrong group

Article

Urine sampling technique

Curtis P, Kim-Foley S, Kebede M

1993

References

Commentary/review

Article

Evaluation of urine sampling technique: bacterial contamination of samples from women students

Baerheim A (1), Digranes A, Hunskaar S.

1992

References

Wrong group

Article

Bacteriological findings in urine specimens from women. Association with urinary tract symptoms and sampling methods.

Baerheim A, Digranes A, Hunskaar S, Laerum E.

1991

Medline

Wrong design

Abstract

Perineal cleansing and midstream urine specimens in ambulatory women

Holliday G, Strike PW, Masterton RG

1991

References

Wrong group

Article

Urine sampling in ambulatory women.

Walter FG

1990

Medline

Duplicate

Abstract

An approach to urinary tract infections in ambulatory women

Ronald AR, Conway B

1988

References

Commentary/review

Article

Laboratory diagnosis of urinary tract infection in ambulatory women.

Latham R.H. Wong E.S. Larson A.

1985

Embase

Wrong design

Abstract

Clean-catch versus straight-catheter urinalysis results in women.

Guss DA, Dunford JV, Griffith LD, Neuman TS, Baxt WG, Winger B, Gruber SL.

1985

Medline

Wrong design

Article

Validity of urinary catheter specimen for diagnosis of urinary tract infection in the elderly.

Grahn D, Norman DC, White ML, Cantrell M, Yoshikawa TT.

1985

Medline

Wrong group

Abstract

Is the Clean-Catch Midstream Void Procedure Necessary for Obtaining Urine Culture Specimens from Men?

Lipsky BA, Inui TS, Plorde JJ, Berger RE.

1984

References

Wrong group

Article

Comparison of mid catheter collection and suprapubic aspiration of urine for diagnosing bacteriuria due to fastidious micro-organisms.

Savige JA, Birch DF, Fairley KF.

1983

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

THE MYTH OF THE CLEAN CATCH URINE SPECIMEN

Immergut MA, Gilbert EC, Frensilli FJ, Goble M

1981

References

Wrong group

Article

[Diagnosis of urinary infections by the transportable agar method. Collection of urine in non-sterile containers].

Svendsen I, Eklund A.

1980

Medline

Wrong design

Article

An automatic midstream urine collector.

King MR.

1980

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

Perineal cleansing before midstream urine, a necessary ritual.

Morris RW, Watts MR, Reeves DS.

1979

Medline

Missing data

Article

Comparison of paired midstream voided and catheterized urine samples from female patients in a general hospital.

Barnes WF, Albers DD.

1978

Medline

Wrong group

Article

New method for obtaining uncontaminated urine from women.

Cade R, Raulerson JD, Mahoney JJ, Duprey P, Privette M, Phelan MC, Beers H, Fuller TJ, Juncos LI, Grubb WG.

1978

Medline

Wrong group

Abstract

Comparison of paired midstream voided and catheterized urine sam- ples from female patients in a general hospital.

Barnes WF, Albers DD

1978

References

Wrong group

Article

Qualitative assessment of midstream urine cultures in the detection of bacteriuria.

Gower P.E. Roberts A.P.

1975

Embase

Wrong group

Abstract

Bacterial contamination of urine, collected in fractions from different phases of micturition. A study in healthy women.

Henning C, Tornvall G.

1975

Medline

Wrong group

Abstract

Correlation of a new urine collection-culture tube with the standard loop technique.

Martin LP, Ahmed M.

1974

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

[Examination of the urine. Collection, transport and quantitative bacteriological assessment].

Vejlsgaard R.

1969

Medline

Commentary/review

Article

Suprapubic bladder aspiration in diagnosis of urinary tract infection.

Bailey RR, Little PJ.

1969

Medline

Wrong design

Article

Reliability of clean-voided mid-stream urine specimens for the diagnosis of significant bacteriuria in the female patient.

Lemieux G, St-Martin M.

1968

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

Voided urine cultures in women. A study of 425.

Breitenbucher BR.

1966

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

The collection of urine for bacteriological investigation.

Craig I.

1965

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

The collection and assessment of midstream urine samples in the diagnosis of urinary tract infection in women.

DAWBORN JK, PLUNKETT PJ.

1963

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

A screening method for the evaluation of urinary tract infections in female patients without catheterization.

BOSHELL BR, SANFORD JP

1958

Medline

Wrong group

Article

Sterile-voided urine culture; an evaluation in 100 consecutive hospitalized women.

MERRITT AD, SANFORD JP.

1958

Medline

Wrong setting

Article

A comparison of bac- terial counts of the urine obtained by needle aspiration of the bladder, catheter- ization and midstream-voided methods

Monzon OT, Ory EM, Dobson HL, Carter E, Yow EM

1958

References

Wrong setting

Article

A screening method for the evaluation of urinary tract infections in female patients without catheterization

Boswell BR, Sanford JP

1958

References

Wrong setting

Article

The case against the catheter

BEESON, P B

1958

References

Commentary/review

Article

Observations on the reliability and safety of bladder catheterization for bacteriologic study of the urine.

BEESON, P B

1956

References

Wrong group

Article