Vol 20, No 5 (2015)

Articles

Clinical and laboratory characteristics of influenza in pregnant women in the epidemiological season of 2013-2014

Deeva E.G., Sologub T.V., Tikhonova E.P., Krasnova E.I., Konovalova N.I., Zarubaev V.V., Eropkin M.Y., Tsvetkov V.V., Golobokov G.S.

Abstract

By force of hormonal and physiological changes occurring in the body throughout pregnancy, in the case of the flu, pregnant women are at greater risk of developing complications. In this regard, the study of clinical and pathogenetic features of influenza in pregnant women deserves special attention. So, on the basis of epidemiological data over the past few decades, WHO experts have included pregnant women in groups at risk of severe (complicated) course of the flu. The flu for a pregnant female is a dangerous infection, representing a real threat to the health of the expectant mother and her child. The clinical picture of influenza in pregnant women can vary significantly, and severe complications combine with the development of a pathology of pregnancy, which ultimately exacerbates the condition as well an expectant mother as the fetus. For the study both of the character of the clinical course of influenza in pregnant women and the mechanism of the immunosuppressive state FGBU "Influenza Research Institute" performed a simple multi-center comparative study on the base of the infectious-disease units of the GBOU "NGMU" and the Medical University "KrasGMU named after. prof. V.F. Voyno-Yasenetsky" of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation. The obtained results allowed to reveal some clinical and immunological features of the course of influenza in pregnant women: at the peak of the disease there was noted a significant inhibition of induced production of IFN-γ.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):4-10
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Change of antibiotic-resistant nosocomial microflora: Results of implementation of the strategy for control of antimicrobial treatment in multi speciality in-patient hospital

Gusarov V.G., Nesterova E.E., Lashenkova N.N., Petrova N.V., Silaeva N.A., Tertitskaya A.B., Teplykh B.A., Gorokhovatsky Y.I., Zamyatin M.N.

Abstract

The unreasonable use of antimicrobial preparations is the one of leading causes of the increase of microbial resistance to antibiotics in in-patient departments. With the aim of containment of the resistance of nosocomial flora in multi-disciplinary in-patient hospital during two years there is used Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (ASP) with the involvement of a team of specialists in appropriate antibiotic therapy, protocols of perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis and empiric antibiotic therapy (EAT), educational programs for personal and measures for the assessment of the efficacy of ASP. The efficacy was evaluated with the use of such indices as the change of the pattern of nosocomial germs, incidence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus spp., vancomycin-resistant strains of Enterococcus faecium (VRE), incidence of extended-spectrum beta-lactamases(ESBL)-producing microorganisms, prevalence of carbapenem-resistant gram-negatives, drug resistance index (DRI). Implementation of ASP allowed to properly change the structure of nosocomial germs, to attain the real decline of the incidence of methicillinresistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) from 16,2% (95%CI: 12-20,4) to 10,4% (95%CI: 7-13,8), p<0,05, to shorten the rate of ESBL production among gram-negatives from 61,8% (95%CI: 58,9-64,7) to 57,5% (95%CI: 54,4-60,6), p<0,05, to diminish the resistance of gram-negatives to carbapenems from 28% (95%CI: 26,1-29,9) to 20,6% (95%CI: 18,6-22,6), p<0,001, to achieve the decrease of DRI for main problem gram-negatives.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):11-18
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Postoperative bacteremia in patients of cardiac surgical profile

Arefieva L.I., Gorskaya E.M., Savostianova O.A., Spirina T.S., Romashkina L.Y., Gabrielyan N.I.

Abstract

Objective To determine the frequency of bacteremia and pathogens, mortality rate in patients after cardiac surgery. Materials and methods There was performed a retrospective analysis of bacteremia for 13 years from 2000 to 2012 after 8292 cardiac surgeries. Identification of the causative agents of bacteremia was carried out with the use of panels BD Crystal and database BBL Crystal MIND, the detection of susceptibility of microbes to antibiotics by disk diffusion method in accordance with the standards NCCLS. Results The frequency of bacteremia decreased over the study period, from 6.8% in 2000 -2004 to 3.6% in 2010 - 2012. Bacteremia accounted for the bulk of postoperative infectious complications (PIC) - 77.8% - 80.4%. There is given the characteristic of the frequency of isolation in bacteremia with Gr+ and Gr- microbes, as well as the severity of PICs. In the spectrum of blood in bacteremias coagulase negative staphylococcocci prevailed at the background of the general dominance of Gr+ microflora. There was noted the resistance of gram-positive microflora to beta-lactam antibiotics and multiple resistance to antibiotics of non-fermenting bacteria except Polymyxine, Tigacil, and Cefepime, sulperazon
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):19-23
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Analysis of the fragmented and full genome sequencing of atypical Vibrio Cholerae strains of the classical biovar, which brought about to the outbreak of the Asian cholera in Russia

Cheldyshova N.B., Kritskiy A.A., Krasnov Y.M., Smirnova N.I.

Abstract

The aim of the research was the study of genetic changes in the genome of classical strains of Vibrio Cholerae which brought about to the atypical outbreak of Asian cholera in Russia in 1942 - 1943. Genome-wide and fragmented sequencing of mentioned strains revealed the presence of mutations in their structural (tcpC, tcpF, tcpS, purE) and regulatory (vieA, vieS, toxR, hapR, rpoS, crp) genes. The overproduction of CT and TCP, as well as the lack of production NAR were found to be caused by mutations in regulatory genes (hapR and rpoS). Adenine auxotrophy in V. cholerae strain M-29 is associated with a mutation in a gene purE. Thus, atypicality of the epidemic and clinical processes in the outbreak of cholera in Russia in 1942 - 1943 was associated with a combination of phenotypic features (auxotrophy, overproduction CT, TCP, lack of product HAP) of strains which brought it, caused by mutations in the structural (purE) and regulatory (hapR and rpoS) genes with social factors (war, starvation, weakened body of prisoners).
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):24-31
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Humoral antiendotoxic immunity in some infectious diseases of viral and bacterial etiology

Shmoylov D.K., Odinets T.N., Karimov I.Z., Midikari A.S., Gorovenko M.V.

Abstract

In the article there are presented the data of own investigations of changes of antiendotoxic humoral immunity in some infections of bacterial and viral origin - intestinal infections (rotaviral infection, localized forms of salmonellosis, gastroenteritis caused by opportunistic flora) and influenza A. The levels of antibodies to the lipopolysaccharide of Escherichia coli K235 (Sigma Chem. Co., USA) were determined in the serum of 81 patients with acute intestinal moderate infections and in the serum of 62 patients with influenza A /H1N1/California/09/ in various periods of the disease with the use of ELISA method. Studied immunoglobulin M was revealed to rise significantly in diseases of viral and bacterial etiology. More pronounced evidence of such changes of humoral antiendotoxic immunity was observed in acute infectious pathology proceeding with the involvement of the intestine. Obtained by ourselves data may attest to the stimulation of antiendotoxic immunity in the initial period of influenza and compensateness for this process in uncomplicated forms of the disease. The pronounced change in indices of humoral antiendotoxic immunity in cases of bacterial, viral-bacterial disease usually indicated to a more severe or complicated form of the disease. The performed study emphasizes the important role of various viral and bacterial associations and the ability of these associations to the system rather than the local pathogenetic impact on the human organism, in particular on the system of antiendotoxic immunity.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):32-36
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Manifestations and risk factors of epidemical process of devicerelated infections of urinary tract's in patients of intensive care unit and epidemiological safe order of urinary catheterization

Sergevnin V.I., Klyuchareva N.M.

Abstract

It was determined, that epidemical process device-related infections of the urinary tract in patients of intensive care unit was established to be characterized by high intensity, prevalence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the etiological structure of the disease, predominant occurrence of infection in patients over 50 years, particularly females, on the background of severe traumas and long period of urinary catheterization. According to results of visual estimation in 32 cases of urinary catheterization there was detected the frequency of its disorders in conditions of medical institutions and there was developed epidemiologically safe order of the implementation of this procedure.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):37-41
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Features of the specific humoral response and cytokine regulation in whooping cough in children

Popova O.P., Skirda T.S., Fedorova I.M., Koteleva S.I.

Abstract

In the article there is presented the comparative analysis of the character of the specific humoral response to pertussis in dependence on the age, terms of the disease and vaccination history in 279 patients, among which 114 patients were under 1 and 165 patients - over 1 year of the age. In the study of the level of the production of antibodies of different isotypes in unvaccinated patients of different age in dependence on the terms of medical examination it has been revealed that in the patients under the age of 1 year there was typical the low production of all the classes of antibodies in any time of the disease, especially IgM. It has been shown that in babies aged from 0 to 3 and from 4 to 6 months old the production level of these immunoglobulins in examination at the early stages of the disease was established to be considerably lower than in the patients at the age from 7 to 12 months, and was equal to 1,1 ± 0,4 and 1,5 ± 0,1 U/ml versus 9,1 ± 3,8 U/ml correspondingly, (p<0,5). However in these age groups there were no revealed significant differences in the dynamics of the production of IgA and IgG. In the study of the features of the production of antibodies of different classes in patients with pertussis in dependence on the vaccination history in the vaccinated patients the mean concentration of IgG antibodies was shown to be considerably higher than in the unvaccinated cases at all the times of the disease. The studies have shown that the humoral response to pertussis is accompanied by the active production of anti-inflammatory cytokines IL-4 and IL-10 at the second or third week of the disease, which provides Th-2-dependent regulation of the immune response beginning with the early stages of the disease. Peculiarities of the functioning of the cytokine network were largely determined by the vaccination status of the patients.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):42-48
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The use of human placenta for purification of normal and immune animal sera

Kozlov V.G., Ivin Y.Y., Grachev V.P.

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There was described and efficient and economical approach for the removal of toxic substances from normal and immune sera from various species of animals with the use of human placenta tissue. Purification brings about to perceptible losses of neither serum-specific activity nor the original volume. Being simple the method does not require any special equipment and can be used in conditions of low-volume or in laboratory production of serum preparations. There are considered as well possible origins of serum toxicity as mechanism of antitoxic activity of placenta.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):48-51
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Structural and metabolic characteristics of cells and their functional capabilities

Kiselev O.I., Sergeeva I.V., Sologub T.V., Ytkhonova E.P., Bulygin G.V.

Abstract

Manifestation of functional capabilities of an any cell in the body is largely determined by intracellular metabolism, changing his parameters in dependence on the specifity of the pathological process. Indices with high informativeness and relevance for the recording features of intracellular processes in most of exogenous and endogenous effects on the cells are activity of enzymes in them and their lipid profile.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):52-56
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Kiselev Oleg Ivanovich

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Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2015;20(5):57-58
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