General surgery operation on biliary tract bacterial infection and bacterial susceptibility to antimicrobial medicines Investigation and Research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 General surgery operation on biliary tract bacterial infection and bacterial susceptibility to antimicrobial medicines Investigation and Research [Abstract] Objective: To understand the hospital in patients with biliary infection, biliary tract surgery characteristics of bacteria, drug sensitivity, in order to use cheaper and provide the basis for an effective antibiotic. Method: February 2007 ~ June 2008 226 cases of general surgery in patients undergoing biliary tract surgery in the bile collected for bacteriological culture and drug sensitivity test. Results: A total of 226 cases of surgery cultivate bacteria 77, the positive rates were Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Enterococcus, Citrobacter, Proteus, Pseudomonas Acipenser , Streptococcus viridans, Staphylococcus. Conclusion: The biliary tract infection in patients with biliary tract surgery in order to mainly G-bacteria, bile bacterial culture-positive rate and severity of infection related to age amp;quot;60 years of age significantly increased the rate of bacterial culture was positive and the positive rate increased with the severity of disease increased. Empirical drug should be preferred cephalosporin drugs and carbon carbapenem drugs. [Keywords:] bacterial infection of biliary tract surgery antibiotic susceptibility In general surgery, an important proportion of biliary tract disease. Most patients need surgical treatment, due to rapid development of antibiotic drugs, bacterial resistance growing in the face of General Surgery of biliary tract infection and anti-infective this situation, the author of the 226 cases of patients with positive intraoperative bile culture and drug sensitivity Test results were analyzed as follows. 1 Data and methods This group of 226 cases, 105 cases of male and female 121 cases; aged 27 to 82 years, with an average 47.2 years of age. Mere 133 cases of gallstones, chronic cholecystitis not accompanied by 19 cases of a