Round table «Adaptive Mechanisms in Diphtheria and Erysipelas»

The need to study the relationships of clinical and laboratory parameters in infectious diseases remains relevant until now. To standardize basic methods for examination of patients with any disease is one of the leading health problems of practical healthcare. In this respect, the proposed algorithm (a human biochemical passport) is the scientific result of a systems approach to interpreting laboratory data. Such studies do not entail any additional equipment at the profile specialized medical institutions, which particularly emphasizes the high practical importance and ease of introducing the new procedure.

biochemistry, hemostasis, adaptive enzymemia, cytolysis, erysipelas, diphtheria, platelet and red blood cell aggregation, human biochemical passport