Clinical observation of bacteraemia with a probiotic containing Enterococcus faecium M74

Dysbacteriosis of the intestine in our country is a common clinical and laboratory phenomenon. Discussion remains about the ways of correcting dysbiotic disorders, especially against the background of antibiotic therapy. Polycomponent probiotics containing enterococci have gained wide popularity, however, the evidence base for their effectiveness and safety is contradictory. We have presented a clinical observation of the case of enterogenic bacteremia caused by Enterococcus faecium in a newborn with congenital surgical pathology of the abdominal cavity with a probiotic. Risk factors for bacteraemia were the inconsistency of the intestinal barrier and transient immunodeficiency

ANALYSIS OF CAUSES OF DEVELOPING COMPLICATED FORMS OF ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA IN CHILDREN

The complicated course of acute otitis media in children not vaccinated against Streptococcus pneumoniae is progressively increasing. Up to 95% of children suffer at least one episode of acute otitis media during the first 7 years of life. Complications of this disease become a heavy burden for both patients, often leading to disability, and healthcare in general. The errors in antibiotic therapy of acute otitis media at the outpatient stage continue to be a serious problem. We present an analysis of the complications of acute otitis media in children and demonstrate the ways of solving this difficult problem

PERIOPERATIVE ALGORITHM FOR REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN WITH ACUTE ENTERAL INSUFFICIENCY

Application of the algorithm perioperative rehabilitation in acute  enteric disease in children  with  ksantinol-nikotinate test, where, thanks to the  introduction of  criteria  for  assessing  individual response of autonomic nervous  response of the  patient, as well as the correction of vascular therapy, it was passeble to more accurately affect the early recovery of peristalsis,  and in a timely manner be prevented formation of adhesions in the abdominal cavity, and the ways to manage contact electro-bowel in the postoperative period have developed, improve  outcomes, promote faster recovery  of  intestinal  motility and  reduce length  of  stay  in hospital. Intraoperative physiotherapy denervation diadynamic currents of sympathetic nerve fibers, going along the unpaired visceral branches of the abdominal aorta  can be clearly defined border  between viable and  pathologically altered  bowel  segment  during its necrosis,  as well as to avoid undue  over-resection of the colon healthy