THE TREATMENT OF THE CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF INTESTINE WITH THE USE OF IMMUNOSUPRESSANT BIOLOGICAL DRUGS



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Prevalence, gravity of current, complexity of treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases of intestine - the illnesses of Crone and the ulcer of colitis - cause the value of this problem in modern gastroenterology. Despite of intensive researches, its pathogenesis remains not clear. It influences develop owing the combination of many negative factors at the leading part of the during the treatment of genetic factors and the factors of an environment.

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