Effect of endogenous bacteriophages on results of treatment of pyo-inflammatory complications in resuscitation patients

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the effect of own endogenous bacteriophages on the course and outcomes of severe concominant injury. The microflora isolated from the blood of resuscitation patients was analyzed. The mortality rate and the presence or absence of endogenous bacteriophages were compared. Less lethal outcomes were found in patients with endogenous bacteriophages, regardless of whether they are virulent or moderate. In the absence of endogenous bacteriophages, K. pneumonia and staphylococci were isolated from the blood of patients with further lethal outcome more often than other species.