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Online ISSN: 2515-8260

Volume7, Issue3

State Of The System In Patients With Hospital Respiratory Disorder Within The Background Of Chronic Nephrosis

    Botir T. Daminov Lola T. Daminova Nodirjon Z. Asadov Davron K. Muminov

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020, Volume 7, Issue 3, Pages 3482-3492

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Abstract

Purpose of the study: to check some indicators of the immunohemogram in patients with community acquired respiratory disorder on the background of CKD.
Materials and methods. one hundred twenty patients with community-acquired respiratory disorder were examined: forty patients with respiratory disorder (group Pn) and eighty respiratory disorder, that developed against the background of chronic nephrosis (group Pn+ CKD). The management cluster (CG) consisted of twenty healthy individuals. The study found that the amount of leukocytes was exaggerated within the Mon + CKD cluster by 162.24% than in the CG (p <0.001), within the Mon cluster 263.14% on top of within the CG and twenty seven.79% than within the cluster Mon + CKD (p <0.001). In patients with Mon, the quantitative relation of the amount of neutrophils to lymphocytes significantly exaggerated (p <0.001 compared with the CG and also the Mon + CKD group), reflective the shift of the formula to the left, and within the Mon + CKD cluster this quantitative relation remained unchanged, despite the increase within the absolute variety of leukocytes. In patients with respiratory disorder with background CKD, a marked increase in T-lymphocytes was determined because of a population of CD8 and CD95 cells (p <0.001 compared with CG and also the Mon group). a rise in IgM concentration prevailed within the pneumonia cluster, and a rise in immune serum globulin prevailed within the PN + CKD cluster (p <0.001).
Conclusion. Respiratory disorder related to CKD is related to associate active general inflammatory response involving non-specific immunity and also the depletion of its cellular part, as well as activation of immunity because of chronic inflammation and chronic matter stimulation.
Keywords:
    Pneumonia chronic kidney disease cellular and humoral immunity
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(2020). State Of The System In Patients With Hospital Respiratory Disorder Within The Background Of Chronic Nephrosis. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7(3), 3482-3492.
Botir T. Daminov; Lola T. Daminova; Nodirjon Z. Asadov; Davron K. Muminov. "State Of The System In Patients With Hospital Respiratory Disorder Within The Background Of Chronic Nephrosis". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7, 3, 2020, 3482-3492.
(2020). 'State Of The System In Patients With Hospital Respiratory Disorder Within The Background Of Chronic Nephrosis', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7(3), pp. 3482-3492.
State Of The System In Patients With Hospital Respiratory Disorder Within The Background Of Chronic Nephrosis. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020; 7(3): 3482-3492.
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