Patogenetic aspects of immune response to local infectious- inflammatory diseases and sepsis in infants

Maharramova Sara Huseynaga

Socio-biological factors have a negative impact on the nature of local infectious-inflammatory diseases and sepsis in infants (type of nutrition, pregnancy complications, CNS hypoxia, thymomegaly, dysbacteriosis, hypotrophy, rickets, anemia, acute respiratory viral infection). In infants born as a result of physiological pregnancy and fed naturally, local infectious-inflammatory diseases were mild in 93.7% of cases. 55.4% of infants born as a result of pathological births and fed artificially had a severe form of local infectious-inflammatory diseases. In infants with premorbid background and concomitant thymomegaly and dysbacteriosis, severe forms of local infectious-inflammatory diseases were found in 84.0% and 82.2% of cases, respectively.

Keywords:LİİD, sepsis, immune systems, immunoglobins, infants