COMPLICATED LIVER EXINOCOCCAL DISEASE IN CHILDREN

Otamurodov F.A
Vaxidov A.Sh
Jonkobilov H.N
Otamurodov A.N
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Abstract

Due to the prevalence of natural foci of exinococcal invasion in our republic, the frequency of infection with multiple and combined injuries of the limbs is 19-26%. In the child's body, exinococcosis has a widespread growth and can reach large and giant sizes in a relatively short time, with complications, their frequency ranges from 26 to 52%. Despite the large amount of research on echinococcosis, the tactics of surgical treatment of multiple and combined forms of injury in children in particular remain an urgent issue.

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Otamurodov F.A

Due to the prevalence of natural foci of exinococcal invasion in our republic, the frequency of infection with multiple and combined injuries of the limbs is 19-26%. In the child's body, exinococcosis has a widespread growth and can reach large and giant sizes in a relatively short time, with complications, their frequency ranges from 26 to 52%. Despite the large amount of research on echinococcosis, the tactics of surgical treatment of multiple and combined forms of injury in children in particular remain an urgent issue.

Termez branch of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termez sh., Uzbekistan
Vaxidov A.Sh
Termez branch of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termez sh., Uzbekistan
Jonkobilov H.N
Termez branch of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termez sh., Uzbekistan
Otamurodov A.N
Termez branch of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termez sh., Uzbekistan

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Otamurodov , F., Vaxidov , A., Jonqobilov , H., & Otamurodov , A. (2024). COMPLICATED LIVER EXINOCOCCAL DISEASE IN CHILDREN. Herald of the National Children’s Medical Center, 17–18. Retrieved from https://hnchmc.uz/index.php/jour/article/view/42
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