C-REACTIVE WHITE IN DIAGNOSTIC VARIANT SURGICAL INFECTION AND ASSESSMENT OF EFFICIENCY APPLICABLE ANTIBIOTICS
The results of the step-by-step analysis of 1067 clinical cases of surgical infection of soft tissues in which dynamics of the C-reactive protein level of blood were used to evaluate the effectiveness of antibacterial therapy are presented. The results of the study showed a clear correlation between the level of this marker and the clinical effectiveness of antibacterial agents in both local and generalized forms of infection, which can serve as a guide for the beginning, replacement and end of the course of antibiotic therapy.