MICROBIAL PICTURE OF ABDOMINAL SURGICAL INFECTIONS IN PATIENTS OF MULTIFIELD HOSPITAL

Aim. To study the microbial picture in patients with abdominal surgical infection (ASI) in conditions of a multifield hospital for choosing the program of antibiotic therapy. Materials and methods. The results of microbial picture monitoring in patients with abdominal infection are presented. Results. 6930 bacteriological inoculations from 462 patients with acute appendicitis, acute cholecystitis, acute pancreatitis and peritonitis were studied. 244 patients with gram-negative and gram-positive microfora microorganisms detected in abdominal exudates underwent clinical investigation. Conclusion. In abdominal diseases the representatives of gram-negative microflora including Escherichia coli kind were stated to prevail among the pathogens; its share in the structure of abdominal microorganisms is not less than 40%.

Abdominal infections, microorganisms, colon bacillus, abdominal exudates