Vliyanie povtornykh respiratornykh zabolevaniy na biokhimicheskie pokazateli krovi u detey

The impact of frequent respiratory diseases on the peripheral blood levels of lipids and protein fractions was studied in fifty 4-to-7-year-old children going to organized pediatric collective bodies. Frequently ill preschool children were ascertained to have significantly elevated levels of α2-globulin and γ-globulin fractions and accordingly a decreased albumin/globulin ratio, which suggests the possible subacute course of the chronic inflammatory process in these children in the absence of clinical manifestations or may be associated with a slower recovery of biochemical parameters during late convalescence after prior infection. There was a significant increase in the level of total cholesterol at the expense of all existing fractions, but predominantly at the expense of low and very low lipoproteins that are endogenous immunomodulators.

frequently ill children, acute respiratory diseases, lipid and protein metabolisms