Comparative evaluation of the development and occurence of the inflammatory process in prostate under its transusretral infection using the low counts of causative and debatable microorganism strains

Objective. The etiological identity of debated microorganisms to the development of bacterial prostatitis is discussed. It is also not reliably determined whether low titers' causative and debated strains of microorganisms are capable of causing the development of a relevant pathological process in the prostate. The purpose of the study was to compare the bacteriological and morphological features of the development and progression of the pathological process in the prostate during its transurethral infection. Causative and debatable strains of microorganisms in low titers were used in experimental modeling of bacterial prostatitis. Materials and methods. Laboratory animals: 16 mature rabbits breed «New Zealand». Investigated taxa: E. coli, S. haemolyticus, Peptococcus niger; titer count - 103 CFU/ml. The biopsy specimens of the prostatic complex were evaluated bacteriologically (on an extended set of nutrient media) and pathologically (the Hematoxylin-eosin stain and light microscopy of the preparations)...