**3.2 Hospital-acquired urosepsis**

Hospital-acquired urosepsis is one of the healthcare provider-related sepses and acquired during the hospital stay. It was found in 31% of these patients; *E. coli* represents 58% of all isolations with a different resistance profile with resistance to ciprofloxacin, aminoglycosides and co-trimoxazole. The 28-day mortality in hospitalacquired urosepsis was 15% [10]**.** In contrast the hospital-acquired urosepsis with extended B-lactam enzyme had a significant higher mortality of 41% [10] (**Table 1**)**.**
