Antibiotic resistance / sensitivity of microorganisms in septic-purulent infections of neurosurgical profile The article gave the results of analysis of 75 strains of microorganisms detected in patients with purulent infections in neurosurgical wards. It was found that 44,20% samples detected strains showed sensitivity to different types of antibiotics, and in 55% and ,80,89% - showed resistance to antibiotics. A higher resistance to antibiotics was found in gram-negative organisms (66,20%), including E. coli (17,31%), K.pneumoniae (9,62%), P. rettgeri (7,7%), P.aeruginosa (5,77%).d 50,37%), Gram-positive microorganisms were found to be susceptible to antibiotics in 33,30% and resistance in 66,70% of samples.

În articolul dat sunt prezentate rezultatele analizei antibioticogramelor a 75 tulpini de microorganisme decelate de la pacienţi cu infecţii septico-purulente nosocomiale de profil neurochirurgical. În 44,20% din probe, tulpinile decelate au manifestat sensibilitate faţă de diferite tipuri de antibiotice, iar în 55,80% - au manifestat rezistenţă. Mai rezistente faţă de antibiotice s-au dovedit a fi microorganismele gram-negative (66,20%), în special E. coli (17,31%), K. pneumoniae (9,62%), P. rettgeri (7,7%), P. aeruginosa (5,77%). Microorganismele gram-pozitive au fost rezistente la antibiotice în 33,30% şi sensibile în 66,70% din probe.