Resistance of acute respiratory infection agents in clinical practice

Abstract

The article covers the issue of clinical course of prolonged, acute respiratory infection, in spite of the therapy conducted according to the current guidelines. A case of antiviral and standard antibacterial therapy inefficiency in a patient was described. The clinical case demonstrates that community-acquired pneumonia may develop if there is no estimated effect in the relevant scheme of treatment, and the repeated course of etiotropic drug combination is required, as well as mucolytic and disintoxication therapy.