Clinical case of unsmooth chickenpox with layering bacterial flora in a child on background of deficient conditions
Abstract
The article presents a clinical case of a non-smooth course of chicken pox in a 1.9-year-old child with a deposit of bacterial flora and the development of destructive pneumonia, infectious-toxic shock, DIC syndrome, sepsis, identification of factors predisposing to the development of bacterial complications and tactics of successful therapy with recovery.
In children with chickenpox, the persistence of high fever after the rash has ceased is the most significant symptom of a bacterial infection.
Factors predisposing to the development of bacterial complications in this child were deficient conditions: proteinenergy malnutrition (PEM) and severe anemia.
About the Authors
R. Kh. Begaydarova
Medical Univerity of Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Department of infections Diseases and Phthisiology
Karaganda
M. B. Sadibekova
Regional Clinical Hospital Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Infectious Diseases Center
Karaganda
A. D. Satibаldieva
Regional Clinical Hospital Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Infectious Diseases Center
Karaganda
A. T. Baltabaev
Regional Clinical Hospital Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Infectious Diseases Center
Karaganda
G. E. Nasakaeva
Medical Univerity of Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Department of infections Diseases and Phthisiology
Karaganda
G. M. Omarova
Medical Univerity of Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Department of infections Diseases and Phthisiology
Karaganda
O. A. Zolotareva
Medical Univerity of Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Department of infections Diseases and Phthisiology
Karaganda
Kh. D. Talibekova
Regional Clinical Hospital Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Infectious Diseases Center
Karaganda
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Begaydarova R.Kh., Sadibekova M.B., Satibаldieva A.D., Baltabaev A.T., Nasakaeva G.E., Omarova G.M., Zolotareva O.A., Talibekova Kh.D. Clinical case of unsmooth chickenpox with layering bacterial flora in a child on background of deficient conditions. Medicine and ecology. 2022;(2):98-103. (In Russ.)
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