Ñ.of m.s. Akhmedzhanova N.I., d.of m.s. Dilmuradova K.R., d.of m.s. Akhmedzhanov I.A., ñ.of m.s. Mamatkulova D.H.
Samarkand State Medical
Institute
PARTIAL RENAL FUNCTION IN CHRONIC
PYELONEPHRITIS IN CHILDREN AFTER FOR NEW TREATMENTS
In
the structure of renal pathology in children the frequency ranks first
pyelonephritis. More than 15% of developing chronic renal failure (CRF) in
children is caused by CP. In patients with secondary pyelonephritis is a high
risk of developing CRF and reduced quality of life in childhood. The aim of the
study was to assess the impact of regional lymph antibiotic (RLAT) and
fitouroantiseptika kanefron some partial indicators of renal function in
chronic obstructive pyelonephritis secondary (COPS) in children.
The material for the study
of renal function served as peripheral blood taken from the cubital vein and
urine taken from patients in the morning on the background of an exacerbation
of chronic recurrent process and in remission. Kidney function was assessed by
endogenous creatinine clearance, urine osmolality, daily excretion of oxalate.
To assess the state of
glomerular filtration used method for calculating the clearance of endogenous
creatinine formula Van Slayke. Creatinine is determined by the total content of
chromogens based on Jaffe reaction (E.D.Ponomar¸va
et al., 1969).
At the same time
determined by the freezing point depression method of osmolality of urine on
the unit OMC 01 1 c, which has significant advantages over the breakdown
Zimnitsky. Mathematical processing of the results was performed using a
parametric Student's t-test and non-parametric Mann-Whitney test using statistical
computer programs.
RLAT carried out aiming
to focus the inflammatory process in the perirenal fat.
Technique of RLAT. The patient -
sitting, straighten your lumbar region. The index finger of his left hand was
determined by the point of intersection XII rib and the outer edge of the long
back muscles (m. Sacrospinalis), which was pre-treated skin with alcohol or
iodine. Then, at this point the puncture needle made pyatigrammovogo syringe
and injected into a lymph-stimulators of 0,25% novocaine solution calculation:
for children weighing up to 16 kg – 3,5 ml, and more than 16 kg - 5.10 ml, 5-10
min administered antibiotic. The needle is directed perpendicular to the skin
surface or with a small inclination of its pointed end to the body midline. The
depth of needle insertion is usually no more than 2-3 sm (depending on the age
and condition of the child). The correct position of the needle, we removed the
syringe was determined by the absence of the reverse leakage of the injected
solution and traces of blood in it, as well as small fluctuations of the
needle, respectively, the breath of the patient. After removing the needle
puncture site was treated with alcohol and alcohol-imposed furatsillinovy
compress. Injection was performed 1 time per day. The course of
treatment was on average 5-9 days at regional lymphotropic injection of an
antibiotic (at least 10-14 days, injected with conventional antibiotics).
In patients with unilateral COPS when performing RLAT 1/3 administered
daily dose of an antibiotic age on the side of the localization of the
inflammatory process, which is determined on the basis of clinical disease
(aching pain, heaviness palpation, muscle strain lumbar region and positive
symptom pokalachivaniya in the projection of the affected side) and the results
of instrumental studies. With bilateral COPS 1/2 administered daily doses of
age at the same time on both sides, dividing it into two equal parts.
The study involved 40 children
with COPS in age from 4 to 14 years. The patients were arbitrarily divided into
3 groups depending on the treatment. In Group 1 included 14 patients who
received standard therapy (the first three days, usually cefotaxime / m, after
receiving the results of bacteriological study antibacterial drug, depending on
the sensitivity of the pathogen). Group 2 - 11 patients who were administered
antibiotics lymphotropic way, and the third - out of 15 patients treated in
combination with RLAT kanefron. The material for the study of renal function
served as peripheral blood taken from the cubital vein and urine taken from
patients in the morning on the background of an exacerbation of chronic
recurrent process and in remission. Kidney function was assessed by endogenous
creatinine clearance, urine osmolality, daily excretion of oxalate. Comparative
evaluation indicators SAF conducted after treatment in children with COPS
depending on the method of treatment showed different changes in the indices of
partial kidney function. Thus, children with COPS treated with conventional
therapy (group 1), before hospital discharge rate of endogenous creatinine
clearance was not changed practically (P1> 0,1). Accordingly, there was an increase in urine osmolality (P1 <0,1). Traditional therapy had no effect on the
content of oksalaturii (P1> 0,1). More positive changes in FAK patients we have identified on
the background of the use RLAT (group 2). There was a significant increase in
the rates of endogenous creatinine clearance (P1 <0,001), urine osmolality (P1 <0,001). Patients of group 3 received kanefron addition RLAT. We
observed positive dynamics of the studied parameters FAK in this group. Thus,
the performance of the endogenous creatinine clearance, urine osmolality is not
only significantly improved in relation to the relevant indicators before
treatment and after the standard treatment parameters (P1<0,001, P2<0.001), but reached the level of healthy children (P>0,1). This
group also showed a significant improvement in performance oxaluria (P1<0,001, P2 <0,05), which is also close to the standards after combined
treatment (P>0,1). Results: after the conventional treatment were noted
positive dynamics of the studied parameters FSP. Using RLAT, we detected a
significant improvement in all the studied parameters FSP, a significant
reduction in oxaluria level. Finally, using complex and RLAT kanefron managed
to achieve the best results: the restoration of a number of the studied
parameters (oxaluria) and a significant improvement in the basic rate (GFR,
urine osmolality). All this suggests a high effectiveness of the proposed
treatment methods for children COPS (RLAT and RLAT kanefron +) in respect of
FAK.
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