The microbial landscape action on development destructive erysipelas forms
L. A. Vasilevskaya
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Abstract
Objective. Changes in the monoculture of the pathogen in the microbial association of bacterial pathogens is accompanied, depending on their species composition, the progression of the inflammatory process with the development of destructive forms. The object was to install the value of microbial landscape in predicting the development of destructive forms of erysipelas. Material and methods. The diseases histories and cultures of wound secretions with the definition of sensitivity of microorganisms to antibiotics were analyses. Results. Of our studies indicate that the microflora of the primary cells in destructive forms of the erysipelas changed both quantitatively and qualitatively. Detected microbial pathogens in bacteriological studies of soft tissue exudates allowed installing criteria for forecasting the development of purulent complications. Conclusion. Bacteriological studies indicate that necrotizing skin lesions are preceded by the presence of S. Pyogenes in the exudates.
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- Modern medical technology
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- 2019