SCIENCE & INNOVATION

FEATURES OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF ACUTE DIARRHEAL DISEASES IN CHILDREN DEPENDING ON AGE

13.03.2024 International Scientific Journal "Science and Innovation". Series D. Volume 3 Issue 3

Sharapova G.M., Shadjalilova M.S., Buribaeva B.I.

Abstract. Acute intestinal infections continue to be the most common diseases of childhood after acute respiratory viral infections and are relevant for pediatrics, leading to the development of severe forms of the disease and affecting the further development of the child. [1,2,3]. Among the etiological factors of acute diarrhea, the leading place is occupied by diseases of viral etiology, which accounted for 50%, and the most significant are rotaviruses (36%), noroviruses (17%) [4,5]. Bacterial diarrhea (12%) is dominated by Salmonella (9%), Shigella (5%), Campylobacter (5,5%), Escherichia and opportunistic bacteria, and in 50-80% of cases, acute diarrhea (AD) in children remains etiologically undeciphered [6,7]. One of the areas that requires in-depth study is the assessment of the clinical course of AD in young children, depending on the age and outcome of the disease.

Keywords: gastroenterocolytic, enterocolitic, escherichiosis, hemocolitis, Hemocolitis, exicosis.