RISK FACTORS AND FREQUENCY OF MYOCARDITIS IN CHILDREN AFTER ACUTE BRONCHIAL OBSTRUCTION

Аннотация

For the period from 2020 to 2021, 60 children aged 6 months to 7 years with bronchial obstruction were under observation, which were divided into groups II: Group I (main) consisted of 30 children with acute obstructive bronchitis, occurring with a violation of the cardiovascular system (CVS), and group II (control) - 30 children with obstructive bronchitis without CVS disorders, in which, along with clinical and laboratory data, a genealogical history was also studied. It has been shown that prognostically significant risk factors for the development of myocarditis in acute bronchial obstruction in children are: complicated course of pregnancy and childbirth, burdened by bronchopulmonary pathology and cardiovascular diseases, age of children under one year old, a history of acute respiratory tract diseases in the neonatal period, respiratory failure with oxygen saturation below 90%, repeated episodes of bronchial obstruction, "frequently ill children", a self-medication factor and belated parents seeking medical help.