Add to ORKGIn this article authors consider frequent development of respiratory infections in children, which is a relevant problem in pediatrics. Criteria of including patients into sickly children group as well as reasons and risk factors of development of this category, are presented. Types of frequent infections preventive treatment are shown. A new immunocorrective medicine pidotimod is presented in more detail and its efficiency in immunomodulation and reduction of morbidity among such children is convincingly proven, as exemplified by a number of multicenter studies.Key words: acute respiratory infections, sickly children, prophylaxis, immunomodulators, pidotimod
<em>Viruses are the leading etiological factor of recurrent infections of respiratory tract. Experim...
<p><em>This survey contains efficacy analysis and substantiation of treatment of allergic children w...
Acute respiratory infections are one of the main reasons for the morbidity among children. In this r...
In this article authors consider frequent development of respiratory infections in children, which i...
<em>This article presents results of clinical observation, carried out for the purpose of evaluation...
<p><em>The article describes actual pediatric problem — frequent development of respiratory infectio...
<em>Respiratory infections, relapses of ear, nose, throat infections, acute and chronic bronchial in...
The article tells about present-day developments in immunotherapy and prevention of ARI in sickly ch...
The problem of frequent respiratory infections is the most relevant for sickly children. The author ...
The problem of frequent respiratory infections is the most relevant for sickly children. The author ...
The article deals with children suffered from recurrent respiraatory infections. The authors attempt...
The article deals with children suffered from recurrent respiraatory infections. The authors attempt...
Acute respiratory infection is the most common disease of preschool and school-age children. The ar...
The article is devoted to one of the most «problematic» aspects of Pediatrics — use of immune-respon...
The article is devoted to one of the most «problematic» aspects of Pediatrics — use of immune-respon...
<em>Viruses are the leading etiological factor of recurrent infections of respiratory tract. Experim...
<p><em>This survey contains efficacy analysis and substantiation of treatment of allergic children w...
Acute respiratory infections are one of the main reasons for the morbidity among children. In this r...
In this article authors consider frequent development of respiratory infections in children, which i...
<em>This article presents results of clinical observation, carried out for the purpose of evaluation...
<p><em>The article describes actual pediatric problem — frequent development of respiratory infectio...
<em>Respiratory infections, relapses of ear, nose, throat infections, acute and chronic bronchial in...
The article tells about present-day developments in immunotherapy and prevention of ARI in sickly ch...
The problem of frequent respiratory infections is the most relevant for sickly children. The author ...
The problem of frequent respiratory infections is the most relevant for sickly children. The author ...
The article deals with children suffered from recurrent respiraatory infections. The authors attempt...
The article deals with children suffered from recurrent respiraatory infections. The authors attempt...
Acute respiratory infection is the most common disease of preschool and school-age children. The ar...
The article is devoted to one of the most «problematic» aspects of Pediatrics — use of immune-respon...
The article is devoted to one of the most «problematic» aspects of Pediatrics — use of immune-respon...
<em>Viruses are the leading etiological factor of recurrent infections of respiratory tract. Experim...
<p><em>This survey contains efficacy analysis and substantiation of treatment of allergic children w...
Acute respiratory infections are one of the main reasons for the morbidity among children. In this r...