Urinary tract infection (ITU) is a frequent disease in the medical clinic. They are usually bacterial infections and prevalent as hospitalized patients like as community patients. Currently is known that agents causing urinary infection developed resistance to commonly used antimicrobials, therefore, the indiscriminate use favors the increase in the number of resistant strains. This Project aimed to establish the etiological profile and antimicrobials isolated in urocultures of outpatients susceptibility in a historical documentary descriptive, longitudinal retrospective study conduced at Sabin laboratory units in 11 Brazilian cities. Isolates data werw collected between January and December 2017 in tha laboratoy system. A total of 5...