Skin microflora in breast cancer patients under the condition of anti-tumor chemotherapy

Skin microflora was studied in breast cancer patients. The data obtained showed that anti-tumor chemotherapy resulted in the development of skin dysbacteriosis, the evidence of pathogenicity in microflora and the reduction in colonization resistance. When administering adriblastine (anti-tumor antibiotic) the reduction in skin dissemination with microorganisms and the false increase in the index of bactericidal skin activity were found.