ROLE OF ENTEROBACTERIACEAE FAMILY MICROORGANISMS IN ETIOLOGY OF WOUND BURN INFECTION
Frequency of recovery, species composition and antibiotic resistance of Enterobacteriaceae family wound bacteria in heat injury units in 2010–2013 was analyzed. Alongside with known «problem» infectious matters in case of patients with burns the role of enterobacteria is of increasing importance (5,1 times increase). The leading position goes to bacteria of Klebsiella type –11.2 times increase recorded over the observation period, and their number is 47,2 % of all enterobacteria. Analysis of extended spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL) production in case of wound Klebsiella revealed: in 2011 62,5 % of strains were ESBL producers, in 2012 – 89,7 % of strains, and over a period of 9 months of 2013 – 91,8 %. Clinical response with regard to these microorganisms can be kept by inhibitor-protected betalactams and carbapenems.