FEATURES OF THE COURSE OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION ACCORDING TO THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL IN KARAGANDA
Abstract
The article describes the clinical manifestations and features of the course of coronavirus infection in children hospitalized in the children's hospital in Karaganda. The ages of the hospitalized children ranged from 6 months to 15 years. CVI was more often diagnosed in children under the age of 2 years than in older age groups. The disease was mainly mild to moderate. Kawasaki syndrome was diagnosed in 5 patients.
About the Authors
A. S. Smailova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
A. A. Kaden
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
D. Ye. Zhupenova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
M. A. Sin
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
T. A. Kenzhetayeva
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
I. A. Skosarev
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
A. S. Akhayeva
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
A. T. Bektursunova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
A. B. Kysabekova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
M. M. Mukhsunov
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
D. G. Akashova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
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Smailova A.S., Kaden A.A., Zhupenova D.Ye., Sin M.A., Kenzhetayeva T.A., Skosarev I.A., Akhayeva A.S., Bektursunova A.T., Kysabekova A.B., Mukhsunov M.M., Akashova D.G. FEATURES OF THE COURSE OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION ACCORDING TO THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL IN KARAGANDA. Medicine and ecology. 2020;(4):90-93. (In Russ.)
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