Clinical and functional features of bronchobstructive syndrome in infant children.

Abstract

Respiratory diseases occupy a leading place in the structure of morbidity in young children. In the acute period, these diseases are very often complicated by broncho-obstructive syndrome, with both infectious etiology and allergic nature. Up to 30% of young children had obstructive bronchitis at least once, and bronchial asthma, the clinical equivalent of which is biofeedback, is recorded in almost 10% of the entire child population.