Diagnostics of the causative agents of purulent infection in burn patients vegetative resonance test

AUTHORS : Obydennikova T.N. | Gorsheev A.N. | Usov V.V. | Okun D.B. | Shmagunova E.V. | Okun I.B. | Yakushin S.V.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Vladivostok State Medical University, Department of General Surgery with a course of marine medicine, Department reflexology with a course of bioresonance therapy and homeopathy, Clinical Hospital of the State Institution “Far Eastern Regional Medical Center”, Primorskoe Regional burn department, Vladivostok, Russia

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Method of Treatment

Surgical infection is one of the leading links in the pathogenesis of burn injury, which determines the course of not only the wound process in thermal lesions, but also burn disease in general. It remains one of the main reasons for the development of complications and deaths in burned patients. In addition to the immediate threat to the patient’s life, long-term the existence of purulent wounds leads to a deepening of burns, a delay in the formation of granulation tissue with deep burns, and to the lysis of the newly formed epithelium. Questions of infectious complications during early excision of a burn wound and its timely covering with the help of autodermoplasty remain topical.

Academician of the RAMS Yu.N. Isakov (1997) associates the widespread increase in the frequency of purulent-septic processes in surgery with the emergence highly pathogenic multidrug-resistant strains of microbes, wide the spread of bacterial carriers, a decrease in immunity in humans. Laboratory microbiological methods for the diagnosis of purulent septic processes in burned patients are reliable, but, unfortunately, are not always available in practical medicine, they differ in the duration of execution. In recent years, new, no less sensitive express methods for detecting pathogens of infectious diseases have been developed and introduced, in particular, the autonomic resonance test (ART).