BOLALARDA POST-COVID SINDROMINING KLINIK-DIAGNOSTIK XUSUSIYATLARI
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Maqolada yangi kasallik bo'lgan COVID-19 bilan bog'liq bolalarda ko'p tizimli yallig'lanish sindromi muammosi yoritilgan. Dunyoning yetakchi mamlakatlari pediatrlari koronavirus infeksiyasi (COVID-19) pandemiyasi davrida bolalarning birinchi navbatda isitma va ko‘p tizimli yallig‘lanish bilan namoyon bo‘lgan noodatiy alomatlar bilan kasalxonaga yotqizilishi holatlari haqida xabar berishdi. Bu bolalarning ba'zilari shok va ko'p organ etishmovchiligi belgilari bilan og'ir ahvolda edi, ba'zilarida esa Kavasaki kasalligiga o'xshash namoyon bo'lgan. O‘z amaliyotimizdan olingan hisobotda yangi koronavirus infeksiyasining o‘tkir shakli bo‘lgan bolada rivojlangan ko‘p tizimli yallig‘lanish sindromining klinik holati keltirilgan.
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