[Immunological parameters in the assessment of the activity of a specific process in Mycobacterium tuberculosis-infected children and patients with intrathoracic lymphatic tuberculosis].

S N Efremova, I F Dovgaliuk, I Ia Sakharova
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The data of a comprehensive study of 86 children aged 6 to 14 years, who were examined and treated at the Research Institute of Phthisiology for various manifestations of tuberculous infection: 25.6% with infected Mycobacterium tuberculosis with varying specific sensitization; 34.9% with minor forms of intrathoracic lymphatic tuberculosis (ITLT), 39.5% with disseminated processes into the intrathoracic lymph nodes, are analysed. Of the greatest informative value in the determination of the activity of tuberculous infection are RM V, VI, VII, and VIII dilutions in combination with immunological parameters of specific immunity: blast transpormation reaction (BTR) to PPD, a complex of serological reactions, IL-8, and lysosomal cationic test (LCT). Most children with ITLT showed a significant cellular response to PPD in the BTR test. It should be noted that on admission to the clinic, neutrophilic granulocytes were functionally inadequate in all the children as shown by LCT. The currently available immunological tests used in combination with the existing methods in the diagnosis of ITLT adequately evaluate the activity of tuberculous infection in children.

[评价结核分枝杆菌感染儿童和胸内淋巴结核患者特定过程活性的免疫学参数]。
86名6至14岁儿童的综合研究数据,这些儿童在生理学研究所接受了各种结核感染的检查和治疗:25.6%的儿童感染了不同特异性致敏的结核分枝杆菌;34.9%为轻度胸内淋巴结核(ITLT), 39.5%为胸内淋巴结弥散性结核。在确定结核感染的活动性方面,最大的信息价值是RM V, VI, VII和VIII稀释与特异性免疫的免疫学参数:对PPD的母细胞转运反应(BTR),血清学反应的复合体,IL-8和溶酶体阳离子试验(LCT)。大多数ITLT患儿在BTR测试中对PPD表现出显著的细胞反应。值得注意的是,在入院时,LCT显示所有儿童的中性粒细胞功能不足。目前可用的免疫试验与现有的ITLT诊断方法相结合,可充分评估儿童结核感染的活动性。
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