İntraabdominal infeksiyonlar ve antibiyotik kullanımı

İntraabdominal infeksiyonlar, peritonun mikroorganizmalara, onların çeşitli yapı ve toksinlerine karşı verilen inşa-matuvar yanıt sonrasında karın içinde pürülan eksüda oluşumu ile karakterizedir. Antibiyotik tedavisi bazı intraabdominal infeksiyonlarda bazen birincil tedavi olarak kullanılabilirken bazen cerrahiye ek olarak kullanılmaları daha faydalı olabilir.

Intraabdominal infections and antibiotic therapy

Intraabdominal infections are characterized by development of exudation in the abdomen via an inşamatory response against to microorganisms or their toxins and substances in the peritoneum. Antibiotic therapy might be the Şrst-line the-rapy in some of intraabdominal infections whereas it can be useful as adjuvant therapy to the surgery.

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