29 -6 (38) 2021 — Uralov Sh. M., Kobilov E. E. — ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF GENETICOI PREDISPOSITION TO DEVELOPMENT Е AND THE COURSEOF ACUTE STENOSING LARYNGOTRACHEITIS IN CHILDREN

ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF GENETICOI PREDISPOSITION TO DEVELOPMENTЕ AND THE COURSEOF ACUTE STENOSING LARYNGOTRACHEITIS IN CHILDREN

Uralov Sh. M., Samarkand State Medical Institute,

Kobilov E. E., Samarkand State University,

Tukhtaev M. K., Samarkand State University,

Nekbaeva F. Z., Samarkand State University,

Zhamolov A.K., Siyabsky Medical College

Tukhtaeva N. M., Siyabsky Medical College

Resume

Features of acuteого stenosingего laryngotracheitisa (OSLT) in children, there is a predominant occurrence at an early age and a rapid increase in the picture of acute respiratory failure. The study of the genetic aspects of the development ofOSLD, especially its continuously recurrent course, with further transition to a chronic non-specific disease, is currently given insufficient attention. In our opinion, the hereditary predisposition of patients to OSLT plays an important role in the development of the disease in children. 

Keywords. Children, acute stenosing laryngotracheitis, primary and recurrent laryngotracheitis, premorbid background, genetic predisposition.  

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160

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163

For citation: Uralov Sh. M., Kobilov E. E.,Tukhtaev M. K., Nekbaeva F. Z., Zhamolov A.K., Tukhtaeva N. M., ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF GENETICOI PREDISPOSITION TO DEVELOPMENTЕ AND THE COURSEOF ACUTE STENOSING LARYNGOTRACHEITIS IN CHILDREN //New Day in Medicine 6(38)2021 160-163 https://cutt.ly/qYgUwDj

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