80 -1 (33) 2021 — Ergashev V.A., Nuraliev N.A. — MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF OSTEOMIELITIS

MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF OSTEOMIELITIS

Ergashev V.A., -Bukhara State Medical Institute

Nuraliev N.A. -Bukhara State Medical Institute

Resume

The aim of the study was to develop a methodology for the selection of various strains of microorganisms to create models of experimental acute and chronic osteomyelitis, to determine the properties of the formation of experimental osteomyelitis. It has been established that for the creation of acute and chronic experimental osteomyelitis, it is advisable to use collection strains as an infectious agent; to create a model of acute experimental osteomyelitis, it is recommended to use Staphylococcus aureus strains with high pathogenicity, and chronic experimental osteomyelitis pathogenic strains of Staphylococcus in -inflammatory process on the surface of the femur of animals is proven by clinical, microbiological and morphological signs.

Key words: model of expert osteomyelitis, white outbred rats, infecting microorganisms, collection strains, identification of microorganisms.

First page

428

Last page

434

For citation: Ergashev V.A., Nuraliev N.A. Microbiological characteristics of experimental models of osteomyelitis//New Day in Medicine 1(33)2021 428-434 https://cutt.ly/ecm5eVa

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