The rationality of postoperative antibiotic therapy in the department of vascular surgery GBUZ PKKB № 1 of Vladivostok

Ryazanova Elena Vitaliena, Baranova Alisa Yurievna, Makarenko Anna Alexandrovna

Currently, infections associated with the provision of medical care are becoming increasingly important, especially in a surgical hospital. Infections caused by surgery are among the most common infections associated with medical care. Like perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis, which is one of the most effective methods to reduce the incidence of infections in the surgical field, postoperative antibiotic therapy is aimed at reducing the complications and risks of secondary infections. Despite the availability of clinical recommendations and treatment standards, the quality of postoperative antibiotic therapy remains unsatisfactory.

Keywords:cardiovascular pathology, perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis, antibiotic resistance.