30 — 6 (44) 2022 — Mirzoeva M.R., Muminova M.T., STATE OF INTESTINAL MICROBIOCENOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE INFECTIOUS DIARRHEAS DEPENDING ON THE STAGE OF HIV INFECTION

STATE OF INTESTINAL MICROBIOCENOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE INFECTIOUS DIARRHEAS DEPENDING ON THE STAGE OF HIV INFECTION

Mirzoeva M.R., Bukhara State Medical Institute

Muminova M.T., Tashkent Medical Academy

Resume

In children with acute infectious diarrhea, a profound disturbance of the intestinal microbiocenosis was significantly more often recorded at III and IV clinical stages of HIV infection compared with children at clinical stage II (P<0.05)

Key words: HIV infection, children, infectious diarrhea, obligate, facultative, pathogenic intestinal microflora

First page

174

Last page

177

For citation: Mirzoeva M.R., Muminova M.T., STATE OF INTESTINAL MICROBIOCENOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE INFECTIOUS DIARRHEAS DEPENDING ON THE STAGE OF HIV INFECTION //New Day in Medicine 6(44)2022 174-177 https://clck.bar/Lf677d

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