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Changes in the composition of the causative agents of wound infection in emergency surgery in 1967 1987

Men'shikov D.D.; Oleinik, V.A.; Enileev, R.Kh; Kumacheva, E.G.; Zalogueva, G.V.; Orlova, N.Ya; Yanisker, G.Ya

Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii 4: 31-36

1990

ISSN/ISBN: 0372-9311
Accession: 007094615
The composition of the causative agents of suppurations, isolated from suppurating wounds of patients hospitalized at different departments of the Sklifosovsky Emergency Aid Institute was studied. The proportion of representatives of different microbial families among more than 18,000 strains of the causative agents of wound infection was estimated. Fluctuations in the amount and structure of the agents were analyzed in different clinics over the period of 1967-1987. Under the conditions of emergency aid hospital Staphylococcus aureus proved to be the most frequent causative agent of suppurative inflammatory processes at different departments. At the same time no tendency towards an increase of the etiological role of any microbial family in the development of wound infections was noted. The incidence of different causative agents of suppurations was found to vary at different departments, depending on titer specialization and season. The results of observations on the composition of the causative agents of wound infection may be used for the planning and evaluation of antiepidemic meaures.

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