Bacterial respiratory tract infections in renal allograft recipients

Bacterial infections are considered to be a serious complication in patients with immunodeficiency after kidney transplantation. Bacterial respiratory tract infection has been most common after kidney transplantation in recent years. The paper analyzes the results of kidney allotransplantation in 55 patients followed up for one week to 12 months. The recipients were found to have all known species of the bacterial flora. All the patients were postoperatively given broad-spectrum antibiotics. Antibiotic therapy was corrected after isolating the strains of microorganisms and determining their susceptibility. The therapy was continued within 7-10 days postoperatively

A program for transplantology and its teaching at the Abuali ibn Sino Tajik State Medical University

The paper discusses the population’s awareness of transplantation of human organs and tissues. In the authors’ opinion, incorporation of transplantology issues into the training program for students is part of the solution of this problem. It is pointed out that there is a need for postgraduate training in transplantology issues. There are available positive results of the discussion of transplantology problems with the interactive participation of trainees within the framework of a research circles for students. The contribution of organizational measures implemented by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tajikistan and under the guidance of the Abuali ibn Sino Tajik State Medical University is indicated