[Autogenous infections in the development of postoperative complications].

The authors studied the mechanisms of bacterial dissemination in operative wounds in patients after various surgical interventions. It was demonstrated in experiments that during adaptation of the organism to the operative stress, autobacteria enter the blood from the intestinal reservoir and are eliminated through the urinary tract and wound surfaces, if foci of mechanical or toxic destruction exist the autobacteria precipitate in the affected tissues and participate directly in the reparative processes. On the basis of the obtained data it is suggested that the phenomenon of activation and persistence of endogenous microflora exists as one of the syndromes of adaptation of man to the aggression factor, which is aimed at revealing and removing the foci of tissue destruction developing as the result of exposure to the effect of the stress.