CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS OF MIXED ETIOLOGY IN YOUNG CHILDREN IN BAKU, AZERBAIJAN
https://doi.org/10.22627/2072-8107-2018-17-1-57-61
Abstract
The article presents the results of studying the etiological structure and clinical features of acute intestinal infections (AII) in young children in Baku, Azerbaijan. In most cases, the disease has a viral etiology and proceeds in the form of gastroenteritis. At the same time in the age groups 6—12 months and 1—3 years of life, viral intestinal infections in 72.72% of cases have a mixed etiology (usually viral-viral), with a predominance of rotavirus infection. Taking into account the obtained results, it is necessary for all children of early age with AII, in addition to routine diagnostics, to conduct research using modern methods for virus verification (Latex-test, PCR).
About the Authors
Z. M. Kuliyeva
Azerbaydzhansky State Institute of Improvement of doctors named A. Aliyev.
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Zenfira Kuliyeva, Ph.D., Associate Professor of the Pediatrics Department.
Baku.
L. I. Rustamova
Scientific-research institute of medical prevention named V. Akhundov.
Azerbaijan
Lala Rustamova, PhD, associate professor, head of the department of virology. Baku.
Azerbaijan
Lala Rustamova, PhD, associate professor, head of the department of virology. Baku.
N. A. Azizova
Scientific-research institute of medical prevention named V. Akhundov.
Azerbaijan
Naiba Azizova, Head of the Department of the children's polyclinic, pos. Zira. Baku.
Azerbaijan
Naiba Azizova, Head of the Department of the children's polyclinic, pos. Zira. Baku.
M. M. Mukhtarov
Azerbaydzhansky Medical University.
Azerbaijan
Mirzamin Mukhtarov, PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases. Baku.
Azerbaijan
Mirzamin Mukhtarov, PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases. Baku.
M. N. Mamedova
Azerbaydzhansky Medical University.
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Matanat Mamedova, PhD, Associate Professor.
Baku.
N. N. Aliyeva
Scientific-research institute of medical prevention named V. Akhundov.
Azerbaijan
Nargiz Aliyeva, PhD, Associate Professor, Head of Clinic of Infectious Diseases. Baku.
Azerbaijan
Nargiz Aliyeva, PhD, Associate Professor, Head of Clinic of Infectious Diseases. Baku.
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Kuliyeva Z.M., Rustamova L.I., Azizova N.A., Mukhtarov M.M., Mamedova M.N., Aliyeva N.N. CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS OF MIXED ETIOLOGY IN YOUNG CHILDREN IN BAKU, AZERBAIJAN. CHILDREN INFECTIONS. 2018;17(1):57-61. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.22627/2072-8107-2018-17-1-57-61
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