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ajlm-2551	Vadivelu, Nisha; Parmar, Rashmika D.; Shingala, Hitesh; Mehta, Krunal D.	Comparison of chromogenic and cysteine lactose electrolyte deficient agar for identification of uropathogens in Gujarat, India	2025		.htm	text/html	5045	282	39	This aligns with previous research in Canada and the United States, suggesting that chromogenic media can enhance the detection of mixed cultures in urine samples.13,19 The improved detection of polymicrobial infections is particularly important given the challenges these infections pose in terms of diagnosis and treatment.30 Time and cost efficiency Our study demonstrated that chromogenic UTI agar substantially reduced the time to both preliminary and final results compared to conventional methods. In an era of increasing healthcare costs, this cost-effectiveness could be an important factor in the adoption of chromogenic media in routine clinical practice.32 Implications for clinical practice The combined benefits of improved accuracy, faster results, and cost-effectiveness suggest that chromogenic UTI agar could be a valuable tool in the diagnosis of UTIs.	cache/ajlm-2551.htm	txt/ajlm-2551.txt