Anaferon (pediatric formulation) reduces the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections in sickly children and children with bronchial asthma and has a positive effect on the course of asthma. The preparation produces an immunomodulating effect (increases initially low IFN-gamma levels and normalizes elevated levels of IL-1beta), stimulates synthesis of IgA and IgG, exhibits cytoprotective activity, and improves local immunity of the upper airways in sickly children.
The aim of the research was the investigation of prophylactic using the drug «Cycloferon». Influence of Cycloferon on acute respiratory viral infection and flu and on their clinical manifestations as well as on local immunity condition was assessed. We examined 124 children aged from 4 to 18 years. It was revealed that duration of acute respiratory viral infections as well as flu decreased and local immunity of the upper respiratory ways increased considerably in children taking Cycloferon. The abovementioned changes were observed both just after the treatment and in the follow-up period.
Dynamics of neonatal mortality in Tomsk within the period of 1999—2001 has been analyzed in the article. Analysis has been made according to the T. Kern’s method by G.S. Muchiyev’s and O.G. Frolova’s modification. This method permits to evaluate the dynamics of neonatal mortality from the viewpoint of its averting and gives opportunities to reveal the errors at all stages of medical care of women and new-born children. 170 cases of neonatal deaths have been analyzed. There has been marked the decrease of both early and common neonatal mortality due to avertable reasons. Unavertable death reasons tend to increase due to congenital malformations. Ways of the further decrease of neonatal mortality have been defined.
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