FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to medicine, namely clinical microbiology, surgery, urology, and is intended to evaluate the effect of agents used to prevent catheter-associated infections on bacterial colonization of the catheter surface. Biofilms of luminescent bacteria are formed on a 0.5 cm catheter fragment in 4-well polystyrene culture plates in vitro for 6 and 24 hours in the presence and absence of the agent, washed in 0.89% NaCl solution, after which bioluminescence is assessed (I, arb. units), stained with 0.1% gentian violet, determine the massiveness of the biofilm (OD580, units) and compared with the control. The conclusion about the effectiveness of the agent on bacterial colonization of the catheter surface is made as follows: with a decrease from the control of the bioluminescence index by 99% and the biofilm massiveness index by 70% and above, the high efficiency of the agent is judged; a decrease from control in the bioluminescence index from 98% to 70% and the biofilm massiveness index from 69% to 30% indicates the average effectiveness of the agent; a decrease from the control of the bioluminescence index of less than 70% and the index of biofilm massiveness of less than 30% indicates a low effectiveness of the agent or its absence; with a different combination of indicators of bioluminescence and biofilm massiveness, the effectiveness of the agent is evaluated by the indicator that has the least effect on microbial colonization.
EFFECT: method allows to increase the accuracy and objectivity of the method by bringing the conditions of the experiment in vitro to the situation in vivo; increasing the information content of the method by assessing the viability of adherent cells in the composition of the biofilm by bioluminescence; accessibility of the method; with frequent measurements of bioluminescence, the method allows monitoring all processes associated with the persistence of bacteria in the presence of various agents, namely cell adhesion (acceleration/inhibition), the rate of colonization and biofilm formation (deceleration/intensification).
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Dates
2022-04-14—Published
2021-07-12—Filed