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Zh R Idrisova

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PubMed2001

[Diagnostic and prognostic significance of the antibodies to the myelin basic protein in acute neuroinfections in children].

The development of severe CNS damages including encephalitis is highly probable in some respiratory and exanthemata viral infections (measles, rubella, parotitis). A high level of IgG antibodies to the myelin basic protein was found in patients with parotitis meningitis and rubella encephalitis but it was not high in 80% of patients with encephalitis of the unclear etiology and in 25% of cases with rubella encephalitis. More accurate analysis of clinical, neurovisual and immunologic data revealed a link of appearance of such complications with both the presence of more pronounced demyelinization and prolongation of the disease.

Acute Disease↗
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[The characteristics of the specific immune response in vaccinated children in an area of high endemicity for viral hepatitis B].

The effectiveness of vaccination against virus hepatitis B (VHB) in the arid region of the Aral, endemic with respect to VHB, was evaluated. The character of specific immune response in 101 immunized children and in 12 adults belonging to a high risk group with respect to VHB. The vaccination of children was shown to be highly effective (96%). The average concentration of anti-HBs antibodies in these children was 856--133 IU/L after completed vaccination and 733--238 IU/L after revaccination. The comparative analysis of antibody levels in children at different periods after complete vaccination indicated that the level of anti-HBs antibodies in recipients decreased with the increase of time elapsed after the moment of vaccination. The effectiveness of the immunization of adults was low, which was probably due to the specific features of immune response to vaccination characteristic of their age and, in one case (a female recipient), to the presence of HBsAg.

Adult↗