[Comparative antibiotic susceptibility in vitro of microbial isolates from patients with complications after gastrectomy for stomach carcinoma and from contents of their large intestine].

Antibiotic susceptibility of the main isolates from the large intestine contents and pathological substrates of 12 patients after gastroectomy for stomach carcinoma was studied. Three of them developed esophagoenterostomy incompetence, 4 had intraabdominal abscesses and in 5 infection of the operation wound was stated. In all, 30 isolates of enterobacteria, 28 isolates of enterococci and 38 isolates of bacteroides were tested. Antibiotic susceptibility of the isolates from various sources was practically identical, which showed that before surgical operations for stomach carcinoma it was necessary that data on the patients intestine microbiocenosis and antibioticograms of the main isolates should be available to correct severe dysbiotic disorders.