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DOI: Complex Forecast Of The Consequences Of Secondary Encephalitis In Children
Niyazov Shukhrat Toshtemirovich, , Samarkand State Medical Institute, Samarkand, Uzbekistan Djurabekova Aziza Takhirovna, , Samarkand State Medical Institute, Samarkand, Uzbekistan Shomurodova Dilnoza Salimovna, , Samarkand State Medical Institute, Samarkand, Uzbekistan Igamova Saodat Sur’atovna, , Samarkand State Medical Institute, Samarkand, UzbekistanAbstract
The paper presents an analysis of a study of children with the consequence of secondary
encephalitis, depending on the onset of the acute period of which more than 6 months - a year have
passed, the degree of neurological disorders, neuroimaging comparison and prediction depending
on these indicators for timely neurometabolic therapy are studied. The aim of our study was to study
a comprehensive prognosis of the consequences of secondary encephalitis in children. There were
58 children under our supervision, with the consequence of the transferred encephalitis. The total
number of girls is 37%, boys are 63% of the main group of patients, the control group of children are
healthy identical in age 3-10 years. All children admitted to the hospital underwent a standard
examination, anamnesis, clinical neurological examination, and neuroimaging (MRI, CT) studies.
In addition, somatosensory evoked potential was determined for all children on electromyography,
including at admission and also at discharge. The results of our study revealed that 66.2% gives
predictions only for clinical and neurological disorders, with the addition of neuroimaging
assessments it increased to 79%, and meningeal-somatosensory indicators still increase the prognosis
by 12%, which is very important for timely neurometabolic therapy. In turn, the prognosis of the
outcome of encephalitis in children will make it possible to promptly reduce residual neurological
manifestations.
Keywords
Secondary encephalitis,, children
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