Patients with ENT and CNS inflammation living in the Moscow Region have been examined for pathogenic contamination of relevant clinical samples. The microflora changes were followed up, pathogenic agents of high and moderate priority were identified. It is shown that for Moscow Region, ENT and CNS purulent inflammation is associated primarily with coagulase-negative staphylococci, E. coli, meningococci, S. viridans and yeast fungi.
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