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Objective: comparative analysis of the antibacterial efficacy of local treatment of chronic tonsillitis in children. Material and methods. The  study included 116 children from 5 to 12 years old divided into two groups: Group 1 (main group) and Group 2 (control group), 59 and 57 patients respectively. All patients were subjected to examination of ENT organs, bacterial and viral antibodies check-up, and microbiological research of the tonsil’s lacunae. Group 1 was subjected to rinsing lacunas with a solution of furasol (potassium furazidin), Group 2 was subjected to rinsing lacunas with a solution of furatsilin (nitrofural). With similar input data, clinical examination and microbiological research in one month after the end of treatment showed higher efficacy of furazidine potassium in relation to the main pathogenic agents of the tonsil’s lacunae as compared to furatsilin. Conclusion: 1. The lacunae of the tonsils contain several microorganisms of different groups, which requires a more careful selection of the treatment in relation to bacteria with a high pathogenic potential. 2. Furasol is a highly effective antimicrobial drug for the local treatment of chronic tonsillitis, which helps to restore the biocenosis of the tonsils by affecting the pathogenic flora without adversely affecting saprophytic bacteria. Conflict of interest: The authors of this article confirmed the lack of conflict of interest and financial support, which should be reported.

Comparative analysis of the effectiveness of local therapy of chronic tonsillitis in children