AI Article Synopsis
- A study examined 84 patients wounded in the 1988 Armenian earthquake, focusing on their soft tissue purulent wounds.
- All wounds were found to be infected by bacterial associations, with many bacteria showing resistance to common antibiotics like penicillin and tetracycline.
- The article outlines organizational and methodological principles, including a diagnostic algorithm for clinical and microbiological examination of such wounds.
Article Abstract
84 patients who were wounded in Armenian earthquake (1988) have been examined. It was marked that all the purulent wounds of soft tissues of the extremities had been infected by bacterial associations. The most of them were resistant to penicillinum, tetracyclinum, laevomycetinum, kanamycinum, kefzol, keflin, and highly sensible to mezlocilinum, cyprofloksacinum, cefaperazonum and ceftazidimium. The article formulates the organization and methodical principles, determines a diagnostic algorithm for clinico-microbiological examination of patients with purulent wounds.
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