T. V. Komissarova

T. V. Komissarova

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T. V. Komissarova

ГБУЗ НСО ДГКБ №3

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

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14 December 2020 in Pediatria. Journal named after G.N. Speransky
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EKE.I. Krasnova
E.I. Krasnova
GKG.S. Karpovich
G.S. Karpovich
TKT.V. Komissarova
T.V. Komissarova
III.I. Izvekova
I.I. Izvekova
MMM.A. Mihajlenko
M.A. Mihajlenko
N3Novosibirsk Novosibirsk City Children'S Clinical Hospital No. 3
Novosibirsk Novosibirsk City Children'S Clinical Hospital No. 3
Materials and methods: a pilot open observational prospective study of 218 pediatric patients with laboratory-verified COVID-19 diagnosis was performed. The main epidemiological data were analyzed, including the age structure, as well as the features of the clinical course of this disease. The development of COVID-19 pneumonia was recorded in 11,5% of cases (25 patients), while more often pneumonia was recorded in children of the first year of life, as well as over 12 years of age (23,5% and 20% of cases, respectively) than in children of other age groups (p

9 April 2021 in CHILDREN INFECTIONS
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AVA. V. Vasyunin
A. V. Vasyunin
GKG. S. Karpovich
G. S. Karpovich
EKE. I. Krasnova
E. I. Krasnova
IKI. V. Kuimova
I. V. Kuimova
NGN. I. Gavrilova
N. I. Gavrilova
LEL. I. Enivatova
L. I. Enivatova
Routine vaccination against viral hepatitis B (HBV) has significantly reduced morbidity and mortality from this infection. The development of acute HBV in children is currently a rarity, but there is still the possibility of developing a similar scenario in children from family foci of HBV, aswell as in children with no specific prophylaxis. A clinical observation of the development of acute HBV in aninfant is presented, and the difficulties of managing such patients are demonstrated.