Aim: To study the effectiveness of preventive measures in the inactive course of chronic parenchymal mumps in remission.
Materials and Methods: In the dynamics of precautionary measures, aimed at preventing of exacerbation of chronic processes in the parotid glands, were examined 29 children aged from 2 months to 16 years with inactive mumps in remission and 10 control persons aged from 7 to 15 years.
Results: According to the assessment of the cellular composition of parotid secretion before anti-relapse measures in 9 patients out of 19, it was possible to detect the presence of latent chronic inflammation in symmetrical glands in the absence of classical clinical symptoms and clear secretion. After the completion of the treatment-and-prophylactic complex, the number of inflammatory cells and the degree of its contamination with microorganisms decreased significantly.
Conclusions: The study of the composition of parotid secretion with taking into account of the results of ultrasound examination and sialography in the dynamic monitoring of chronic parenchymal mumps indicate its high diagnostic informativeness and allows a rational approach to planning preventive measures. The methodological approach, which was developed and tested by us and which was used in the active course of mumps, showed its high efficiency and inactive form of the disease, for the first year of observation the number of exacerbations decreased by 10 times, and for 5 years term- by 16 times, which allowed to prolong the remission period and improve the rheological properties of parotid secretion.
The aim: The purpose of the study is to characterize the influence of quantitative and qualitative composition of gingival microbiota on the status of the main immune system cells, localized in the gums, in chronic generalized catarrhal gingivitis in children.
Materials and methods: The study involved 26 children aged 9 to 16 years, patients with chronic generalized catarrhal gingivitis mild to moderate severity (CGCG) and 18 children with intact gums were comparison group. We determined the hygienic indices Fedorov, has been received, Silness-Loe, PMA, bleeding index for Myuleman and intensity of caries index CFD + cf, CFD. Histological and immunohistochemical studies were performed on serial sections kriostatnyh who made biopsy of gingival papillae. Microbiological study gingival part of crown plaque was performed by multiplexed PCR in real time.
Results: Value hygienic indices in children with CGCG higher than in healthy, indicating the difficulty of care in the presence of periodontal inflammation. As a result of immunohistochemical studies revealed that HLA-DR + cells under conditions of active disease migrate to mucosal lamina propria epithelium. Number of CD3 + cells in the epithelium CGCG was significantly higher than the number in the intact epithelium and was the most numerous of population. In the biopsy of affected children significantly reduced the number of CD4 + cells. When CGCG quantitative total bacterial mass, Lactobacillus spp., Enterobacteriaceae, Gardnerella vaginalis / Prevotella bivia / Porphyromonas spp. in the sample CROWN dental plaque was significantly higher than rates under physiological conditions, and may serve as diagnostic criteria of dysbiosis.
Conclusions: So, CGCG is a disease in the etiology of which is one of the leading roles played by microbial factor, namely, the value of the quantitative ratios of certain types of microorganisms of dental plaque compared to the total bacterial mass of plaque. Therefore, it is reasonable to include comprehensive treatment CGCG drugs in children, leading to natural immunostimulation which causes restoration of local immunity in the gum tissue and drugs to restore quantitative and qualitative composition of normal microflora of the child, thus providing a high therapeutic effect and serve as justification their choice.
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