OTORHINOGENIC COMPLICATIONS IN CHILDREN: PHARMACOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TREATMENT

We analyzed 33 case histories of children with otorhinogenic complications. The microbiological studies showed the prevalence of coagulase-negative staphylococci (CNS), enterococci and clostridia, as well as non-fermenting Gram-negative bacteria that cause hospital-acquired infections. The analysis of antibiograms revealed the presence of drug-resistant strains of KNU, enterococci and A.lwoffii. In case of intracranial complications it is recommended to use reserve antibiotics as a systemic antibacterial therapy. The use of active anticoagulant therapy results in significant regression of the sizes of filling defects, followed by complete clot lysis in all patients.