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  • 12 -4 (28/1) 2019 — Mirzoyeva M., Xudoydodova S., — INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH HYPOPIGMENTOSIS OF SKIN AND THEIR POSSIBLE LINK TO ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF THE DISEASE

12 -4 (28/1) 2019 — Mirzoyeva M., Xudoydodova S., — INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH HYPOPIGMENTOSIS OF SKIN AND THEIR POSSIBLE LINK TO ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF THE DISEASE

INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH HYPOPIGMENTOSIS OF SKIN AND THEIR POSSIBLE LINK TO ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF THE DISEASE

Mirzoyeva M., Bukhara Satate Medecal Inistitute

Xudoydodova S., Bukhara Satate Medecal Inistitute

Farmanova M Bukhara Satate Medecal Inistitute

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Patients were studied depending on infection (monoinfection (I-group) and mixed infection (II-group)). Groups of patients with skin hypopigmentosis in I-, II-groups included children aged 5 to 14 years (100 patients in each group). The total intestinal parasitosis infection in patients with skin hypopigmentosis in group I (62.0 ± 4.8%) and group II (92.0 ± 2.7%) was higher than in the control (30.0 ± 4.5%) and (43.0 ± 4.9%) (P…0.05). Antiparasitic therapy gave better results: a complete disappearance of hypopigmentation sites was observed in 60.5% and 48.0% of patients, respectively, and a decrease in the intensity, size and / or number of hypopigmentation sites was observed in 34.4% and 34.0%, respectivelyThe objective: tstimation of intestinal parasites (IP) prevalence in patients with skin hypopigmenation (Pityriasis alba(PA)), clinical response to antiparasitic therapy (AT) and possible role of IP in PA etiopathogenesis.

Keywords: heminolepidosis, intestinal giardiasis, hypopigmentation of derma, children, therapy.

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57

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60

For citation: Mirzoyeva M., Xudoydodova S., Farmanova M. Intestinal parasitosis in children with hypopigmentosis of skin and their possible link to etiopathogenesis of the disease//New Day in Medicine 4(28)2019 57-60 https://cutt.ly/abyNKRQ

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