Година 13, Издание 1 Издание 1
Оригинална статия / Публикувана: Септември 2025
DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.57045/jemis/1310925.pp25-33
И. Гергова1, T. Бадаров 2
1Лаборатория Микробиология, Катедра Микробиология, Вирусология, Клинична лаборатория и Имунология, Военномедицинска академия, гр. София 2Клиника по Гръдна хирургия, Катедра Гръдна хирургия, Пневмология, Фтизиатрия и Ендокринология, и Болести на обмяната, Военномедицинска академия, гр. София
Резюме
Настоящият обзор разглежда основните фактори, допринасящи за възникването на инфекции на меките тъкани, както и тяхната роля при прогнозиране на оздравителния процес. Анализирани са широко използваните количествени и качествени микробиологични методи, като е сравнена тяхната диагностична стойност при идентификация на инфекция и оценка на хода на заздравяване. Оценена е ефективността на инвазивните и неинвазивните техники за вземане на проби от суспектни инфектирани рани, с оглед тяхната приложимост в клиничната практика.
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Ключови думи:
колонизация, инфекции на меките тъкани, микробен то-вар, количествена микробиология, качествена микробиология
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И. Гергова, T. Бадаров . Оценка на диагностичната стойност на различни техники за вземане на материали за микробиологично изследване при инфекции на меките тъкани. Ендоурология и минимално инвазивна хирургия, 2025; 13(1): 25-33
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Военномедицинска академия, София Катедра Микробиология, Вирусология, Клинична лаборатория и Имунология, Лаборатория Микробиология Бул. Св. Георги Софийски № 3 e-mail: gergova.ivana7@gmail.com