The results of treatment of 23 patients with pefloxacin, administered because of the infectional complications in surgery development (1 group), and of 11 patients --for the infection development prophylaxis (2 group) were discussed. In the first group the recovery was noted in 83.3%, and significant improvement of condition--in 16.7% of patients. In the second group the infectional complications in postoperative period were absent.
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