Kardiorespirator tadqiqotlar jurnali 2022, No SI-4.1

Subject of the article

ОСОБЕННОСТИ РЕЦИДИВИРУЮЩЕЙ РЕСПИРАТОРНОЙ ИНФЕКЦИИ У ДЕТЕЙ (21-25)

Authors

Шавази Н.М., Алланазаров А.Б.

Institution

Самаркандский государственный медицинский университет

Abstract

Инфекции дыхательных путей у детей являются одной из наиболее распространенных причин посещения врача и госпитализации и связаны со значительной заболеваемостью и смертностью. Респираторные инфекции являются распространенными и частыми заболеваниями и представляют собой одну из основных жалоб у детей и подростков. Роль врачей и других медицинских работников расширилась от простого лечения заболевания до реализации мер, направленных на поддержание здоровья и профилактику заболеваний. Респираторные инфекции (РИ), в основном с поражением верхних дыхательных путей, часто встречаются у детей, и их повторение представляет собой серьезную проблему для педиатров. Многие дети страдают от так называемых рецидивирующих респираторных инфекций (РРИ).

Key words

ребенок, инфекция, астма, вирусы

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