IS THERE A PROBLEM OF ETIOTROPIC THERAPY OF INVASIVE DIARRHEA (CLINICAL CASE)?

Infectious diarrheas are a current problem of children’s age. Despite prevalence in structure of acute intestinal infections at children of a viral gastroenteritis dysentery keeps the relevance owing to development of severe forms of a disease and serious complications. The choice of drug for etiotropic treatment of bacterial diarrheas at children’s age taking into account the existing international and Russian recommendations is difficult and ambiguous. The efficiency of many modern antibacterial drugs which are traditionally used for treatment of a shigellosis and others infectious diarrheas decreases because of high prevalence of polyresistant strains. It is known that so far, at infectious diarrheas unreasonably long antibacterial therapy with change of 3–4 medicines is carried out, repeated courses of germicides at a reconvalescents bacterioexcretion of activators of infectious diarrheas are widely appointed, unfairly short antimicrobial therapy takes place less often. Despite existence modern diagnostic the test of systems antibiotic-associated diarrheas are often late diagnosed that lead to development of severe forms of a disease or complications. The negative C. difficile toxins test does not allow to exclude the antibiotic-associated nature of diarrhea completely. The clinical case of dysentery of Fleksneri at the child caused by a strain with a multiple antimicrobial resistance and which led to development of antibioticassociated colitis and dynamic intestinal impassability is given as an example in article. Therefore, when choosing antimicrobial drug means for treatment of infectious diarrheas it is necessary to consider regional features of the circulating activator strains.

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