A comparative study between Vancomycin and Enrofloxacin in Heterophil: Lymphocyte ratio, toxic heterophils and Colony counting in experimental Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus osteomyelitis in rabbits

Osteomyelitis is one of the most important life threatening conditions in medicine and veterinary subsequently localized through infection agent following sepsis by bacteria or from trauma, soft tissue, or even following the orthopedic surgery. From among various inflectional agents, MSSA aureus which is sensitive and resistant to MRSA Methicillin play important role in causing osteomyelitis staphylococcus. Since today it is reported from around the world species resistant to vancomycin which is applied as primary treatment in the cases of acute osteomyelitis resulted from MRSA, efforts to find out alternative treatment is a matter of concern for researchers. In this study, 18 New Zealand white rabbits were divided in to 3 groups of control, vancomycin and enrofloxacin. Rabbits were infected by CFU106 from bacteria in diaphysis of tibia bone and after two weeks ensuring that the acute osteomyelitis induced in tibia bone tissues, rabbits were distributed in 3 groups randomly. Before and after inducing osteomyelitis, inflammatory parameters of heterophil to lymphocyte ratio and toxic changes were measured. After two weeks’ treatment in groups of treatment, two weeks were considered as rest too. after that bones sent for colony counting and microbiology examination. Findings of statistical analysis showed that the difference between control group and vancomycin and control group and enrofloxacin in introduced parameters was significant (P