AETIOLOGY
OF SHARP TONSILLITIS AT CHILDREN
OF
DIFFERENT AGE AT THE PRESENT STAGE
Fedyuchenko
A.G.
Children's
infectious diseases hospital of the city of Astana, Kazakhstan
Relevance. The problem of sharp
tonsillitis is one of the most actual in modern clinical medicine [1]. Now it
is possible to say with confidence that this subject went beyond
otorhinolaryngology and has paramount importance in clinic of children's
infectious diseases [2].
Rational etiotrop therapy of sharp
tonsillitis at children represents a great interest for experts in many areas
of medicine since it is interfaced to a number of difficulties.
It is important to decide most
correctly for the first time days of an illness on the most probable cause of
tonsillitis.
Appointment unreasonable or the
wrong choice of antibiotics involves development of regionary and/or system
complications, development of chronic pathology [3].
The purpose of the real research was
studying of etiologic and clinical features of sharp tonsillitis at children of
different age.
Materials and methods. Under supervision there
were 40 children aged from 5 months till 15 years, hospitalized city children's
infectious diseases hospital with sharp tonsillitis within 1 quarter 2013.
Sick children are divided into 3 age
groups:
The I group (0 - 2 years 11 months)
- 26 people;
The II group (3 years - 6 years 11
months) - 10 people;
The III group (7 years - 15 years) -
4 people.
Research included: given the
epidemiological anamnesis, the disease anamnesis, clinical manifestations of a
disease in dynamics, studying haemogram, biochemical indicators of blood,
bacteriological, virologic inspection.
Statistical processing of the
obtained data was carried out by means of the STATISTICA 7.0 program.
Results. At children of the I group the
virus etiology of a disease was registered in a third of cases.
From them at 62,5% of patients it
specified, at other 37,5% - didn't receive confirmation.
The virus and bacterial etiology of
tonsillitis is revealed at 17,8% of patients. From them at the majority (Stph.
were 80,0 %) etiology of an illness. aureus, Str. pneumoniae, Klebsiella
oxyloca.
The bacterial nature of tonsillitis
is registered at a half of patients of this group. From them in 35,8% of cases
the disease was caused by Acinetobacter luxoffi, Str. pneumoniae, Haemophilus
influensae, Candida albica, at other 64,2% the bacterial nature didn't find
specification.
The majority of children of this age
group had a sharp disease with body temperature increase to 39,1± 1,6
.
Duration of a hyperthermia made
4,6±0,9 days.
Tonsillitis was shown by a giperemia
and increase in almonds to 1 degree at children is more senior than 2 years.
42,8% of children had a complicated
course of a disease.
In haemogram the tendency to leycocities
(9,2±0,9 G/l), increase in speed of subsidence of erythrocytes to 22,2 ± 2,45
mm/h was observed.
In the analysis of data of a disease
of children of the II age group the virus etiology of an illness was observed
less often - at 11,1% surveyed.
The virus and bacterial and
bacterial nature of tonsillitis came to light in equal quantities, at 39,2% and 35,4% respectively.
The associated infection – Stph. was
more often specified. aureus, Haemophilus influensae, Klebsiella oxyloca.
The disease beginning as began
sharply with expressed intoxication more often. Duration of a hyperthermia was
4,7 ± 1,1 days.
In clinic of tonsillitis the
giperemia of almonds and their bigger increase to 1-2 degrees, in comparison
with younger children took place.
Diseases proceeded smoothly at 2/3
hospitalized. Changes ãåìîãðàììû were similar to that at children of the I group.
In the III age group the virus,
virus and bacterial and bacterial nature of tonsillitis is established in an
equal ratio. The disease was caused by Stph. aureus, Klebsiella pneumonia.
Clinical manifestations of an
illness and change ãåìîãðàììû were similar to those at children of 1 and 2 groups. Complications were
registered at 44,5% of school students.
Conclusions. Thus, sharp tonsillitis proceeds is similar at children
of different age. Complications arise at children of early age and in the
pubertatn period more often. The most frequent etiology of tonsillitis are
Stph. aureus.
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