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PURPOSE: The data on the etiological structure of isolates from haemocultures for 5 years have been summarized. METHODS: Here were investigated 2557 haemocultures, from which 193 were positive (7.5 %). RESULTS: Among the isolated strains prevailed as follows: CNS – 49.4%, S. aureus – 14.9%, E. coli – 12.1%, other enterobacteria – 6.9%; followed by P. aeruginosa – 5.7%, E. faecalis – 4.0%. The antibacterial resistance of the leading isolates was analized: more than the half of CNS /71.4%/ were МR, 22.5% were Amikacin - R and 26% were Levofloxacin – R. From the isolates S. аureus 15.4% were MRS, there were no resistant isolates to Amikacin and Levofloxacin. E. coli ESBLs were 43%. The data from previous and current our studies were compared and analized. CONCLUSIONS: The data for species affiliation of the isolates from haemocultures in the current survey confirmed the established in the last decades tendency for prevalence of Gram- positive bacteria as CNS, S.aureus, Enterococcus spp.

Species affiliation and antibiotic resistance of the clinical isolates of haemocultures