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Prophylactic antibiotic regimen (gentamicin, clindamycin) was assessed in a group of 104 patients operated electively on biliary lithiasis (cholecysto- and choledocholithiasis). Antibiotic prophylaxis was performed in group of 20 patients, in 6 of them antibiotics were continued postoperatively. Intraoperatively antibiotics were given in a group of 20 patients--curative treatment. Control group consisted of 58 patients. We concluded that "one shoot" antibiotic therapy is valuable in controlling of wound infections. But the most effective method of reducing local septic complications rate combines prophylaxis with prolonged antibiotic administration.
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