INFLUENCE OF INHALED BACTERIOPHAGE THERAPY ON ORAL MUCOSAL IMMUNITY IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE TONSILLITIS

S. Turdieva, D. Ganieva, Gulmira Nasirova Ramziddinovna
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The study aimed to assess the effect of inhaled bacteriophage therapy on oral mucosal immunity in children with acute tonsillitis. Materials and methods. We examined 212 patients aged 4 to 15 years old with acute tonsillitis and 110 age-matched apparently healthy children. Research methods: calculating the Neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio (NLR), saliva diagnostics - secretory immunoglobulin (sIgA) and the pro-inflammatory cytokine (TNF-). Taking into account the scheme of the treatment, the patients were divided into mutually comparable groups: the first group included patients with acute tonsillitis who received the standard generally accepted treatment depending on the clinical form of the pathology, without using bacteriophage therapy - n=107 (50.5%), the second group - patients receiving a course of bacteriophage therapy - n=105 (49.95%), nebulizer bacteriophage therapy using liquid complex pyobacteriophage (PCL, produced by Microgen, Russia) from the first days of the disease along with standard treatment. Results. During bacteriophage therapy, on the 6th day of treatment, an increased sIgA level up to 97.2% was observed particularly in younger and adolescent patients up to 97.2% (p0.05). At the same time, this parameter reached 75.8% and 81.6%, respectively (p0.05), in patients who received only standard treatment. The following difference between the two study groups was observed: between patients in the younger age subgroup - 21.4%, in the older age subgroup -16.1% (p0.05 relative to control group), which indicates a more effective drug-related effect in patients from the younger age group groups. Similar changes are observed while analyzing level of the pro-inflammatory cytokine (TNF-). Conclusion. The use of inhaled bacteriophage therapy in the combination treatment of children with acute tonsillitis helps to shorten the period of general and local clinical manifestations of the disease by 1.4-fold and improve mean local immunity from 5.7% up to 16.1% (p0.05).
吸入噬菌体疗法对急性扁桃体炎患儿口腔黏膜免疫力的影响
本研究旨在评估吸入噬菌体疗法对急性扁桃体炎患儿口腔黏膜免疫力的影响。 材料和方法。我们对 212 名 4 至 15 岁的急性扁桃体炎患者和 110 名年龄匹配的明显健康儿童进行了研究。研究方法:计算中性粒细胞与淋巴细胞比率(NLR)、唾液诊断--分泌型免疫球蛋白(sIgA)和促炎细胞因子(TNF-)。考虑到治疗方案,患者被分为相互可比的两组:第一组包括急性扁桃体炎患者,他们根据病理的临床形式接受公认的标准治疗,不使用噬菌体疗法--人数=107(50.5%);第二组--接受噬菌体疗法疗程的患者--人数=105(49.95%),在接受标准治疗的同时,从发病第一天起就使用液态复合噬菌体(PCL,由俄罗斯 Microgen 公司生产)进行雾化噬菌体治疗。 治疗结果在噬菌体治疗过程中,治疗第 6 天,观察到 sIgA 水平升高达 97.2%,尤其是年轻患者和青少年患者,升高达 97.2%(P0.05)。与此同时,仅接受标准治疗的患者的这一参数分别达到了 75.8% 和 81.6%(P0.05)。两个研究组之间存在以下差异:年龄较小的亚组患者为 21.4%,年龄较大的亚组患者为 16.1%(与对照组相比,P0.05),这表明药物对年龄较小的亚组患者更有效。在分析促炎细胞因子(TNF-)水平时也观察到类似的变化。 结论在急性扁桃体炎患儿的综合治疗中使用吸入式噬菌体疗法有助于将疾病的全身和局部临床表现期缩短 1.4 倍,并将平均局部免疫力从 5.7% 提高到 16.1%(P0.05)。
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