Perfil microbiano em resposta a implementação de plano de capacidade plena na unidade referência de tratamento de queimados em Sergipe

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Objective: The study goals to describe the microbiology profile of patients admitted to the Burn Care Unit (UTQ) at the Sergipe’s Hospital of Urgencies (HUSE) in response of implementation of Full Capacity Plan (PCP) in November of 2021 to march of 2022. Methods: Retrospective, descriptive study with a quantitative approach, with data analysis being carried out through existing medical records in the HUSE UTQ, focusing on the microbial infection profile of patients hospitalized between November 2021 and March 2022. Results: A total of 298 medical records were evaluated, 290 from burn patients and 8 from non-burned patients relocated to the unit. Of these, 47 cultures were collected, with 43 bacteria (91.5%) and 4 fungi (8.5%). In the comparison between the two groups studied, the most prevalent microorganism in the period without PCP was Acinetobacter baumannii complex (38.2%) and Stenotrophomonas maltophilia prevailed (30.8%) in the group exposed for 5 months to the plan, highlighting if the detection of fungi such as Candida tropicalis (7.7%) and Trichosposon asahii (7.7%). Conclusion: Despite being a study with a reduced volume of data and in a short period of time, it is possible to perceive a change in the pattern in the unit's microbial profile, making room for bacteria that are more resistant to antibiotics and opportunistic fungi.

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