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Title: Microscopic composition of bile in children with convalescents of viral hepatitis "A" and "C"
Other Titles: In children undergoing HAV and HCV observed opposite changes microscopic indicators that due to various pathologic and pathophysiologic changes initiated various hepatitis viruses. Thus, children rHAV cholesterol crystals are not detected in the composition of bile, and the children rHCV cholesterol crystals detected in all portions of bile. This figure shows that children rHCV found more cholelithiasis. Non-drug combination and medication interventions contributes almost complete normalization of microscopic parameters for all the children. This allows you to recommend this complex interventions as the best approach in the rehabilitation of children who had viral hepatitis
Authors: Tuychiev L.N., Nuruzova Z.A., Mamatmusayeva F.S., Yodgorova N.T., Fayzullayeva Z.R.
Keywords: viral hepatitis, bile, cholesterol crystals, microliths, microscopic composition of bile
Issue Date: 2021
Series/Report no.: 10.5281/zenodo.5769137;
Abstract: Children who have undergone HCV and HCV have multidirectional changes in microscopic parameters, due to various pathomorphological and pathophysiological changes initiated by various hepatitis viruses; 2. In children of rVGA, cholesterol crystals are not detected in the composition of bile, and in children of rVGS, cholesterol crystals are detected in all portions of bile. This indicator proves that children with rVGS have more cholelithiasis. 3. The combination of non-drug (physiotherapy) and drug (Phosphogliv) interventions contributes to the almost complete normalization of microscopic parameters in all children who have undergone CAA, as well as in most children with rVGS. This allows us to recommend this set of interventions as the optimal approach in the rehabilitation of children who have suffered viral hepatitis.
URI: http://repository.tma.uz/xmlui/handle/1/2308
ISSN: 2277-2952
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