Characteristics of Adaptive Capabilities of Frequently Ill Primary School-Aged Children
Ol'ga V. Smirnova,
Elizaveta S. Ovcharenko,
Eduard V. Kasparov
et al.
Abstract:INTRODUCTION: In childhood, the immune system is actively formed, among other things, through the contact with viral and bacterial pathogens. Children over 5 years who suffer from acute respiratory diseases more than 4 times a year, are referred to the group of frequently ill children (FIC) requiring increased attention of doctors.
AIM: To identify peculiarities of the autonomic regulation, metabolic, regulatory parameters of immune system cells in FIC of the primary school age.
MATERIALS AND METHO… Show more
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