Hematological Disorders of HIV-Infected Children - Rakhmatullaeva, Shakhnoza;Khudaykulova, Gulnara;Muminova, Mahbuba
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HIV-infection is considered to be an anthropozoonotic disease caused by RA containing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which refers to the family of retroviruses, genus of lentiviruses. The basis of pathogenesis of the disease is an acquired inability of immune competent system (ICS) to realize key links of immune response. As a result, the resistance of the organism to the acts of different infectious agents lowers, and it leads to the dysfunction of immune surveillance. A gradual progressing of the disease leads to forming of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) which manifests…mehr

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HIV-infection is considered to be an anthropozoonotic disease caused by RA containing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which refers to the family of retroviruses, genus of lentiviruses. The basis of pathogenesis of the disease is an acquired inability of immune competent system (ICS) to realize key links of immune response. As a result, the resistance of the organism to the acts of different infectious agents lowers, and it leads to the dysfunction of immune surveillance. A gradual progressing of the disease leads to forming of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) which manifests itself secondary infectious lesions, malignant tumor growth, autoimmune and metabolic disorders, as well as the development of cardiovascular, nervous, osteoarticular system. In the absence of a specific treatment a disease ends in death.
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Autorenporträt
Rakhmatullaeva S. B.- Doctor of medical sciences, associate professor of the Department of Infectious and Children's Infectious Diseases, Tashkent Medical Academy. Member of the Euro-Asian Society of Infectious Diseases. Member of the European Association of Pediatric Infectious Diseases.