Abstract:
The aim of the study is to identify early risk factors leading to changes in the gastrointestinal tract in
children with atopic dermatitis, improve the principles of diagnosis and treatment. Research methods. The study used gen eral clinical, laboratory-instrumental, allergological, immunological and statistical research methods. The practical re sults of the study are as follows: The adverse effect of risk factors and clinical and laboratory changes in the gastrointesti nal tract on the severity of AtD in children is substantiated; the determination of risk factors leading to exocrine pancreat ic insufficiency in children with AtD is substantiated; criteria for early diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis occurring with
externally secretory insufficiency in patients with AtD for use by general practitioners and specialists of a narrow profile
have been established. Conclusion. The principles of prevention of pancreatitis insufficiency, treatment and dispensary
follow-up have been developed. The practical significance of the study lies in the fact that the results obtained contribute
to the early detection of children with a high risk of formation, unfavorable course of ATD and concomitant pancreatic
insufficiency, which makes it possible to correct the identified violations at early stages and achieve effective treatment
results in children with ATD, which contributes to improving the prognosis, to reduce disability and improve the quality of
life of this contingent of children.
