Etiological Structure and Ecological Significance of Opportunistic Pathogens in Bronchitis

Sensitivity to cephalosporins of opportunistic bacteria, excreted in patients with infectious diseases of upper and lower respiratory tract

“…Thus, the leading role in the etiology of pharynxgitis belonged to streptococci of viridans, S. aureus, S. epidermidis, S. anhemolyticus group [6]. With bronchitis, the part of coco flora was 59.2 % [7], with pneumonia -38.3 % [8], among which the most widely spread were streptococci of viridans and S. aureus group.…”