STATE OF INTERLEUKINS WITH NONSPECIFIC INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA

Bulletin of fundamental and clinic medicine, 2022 №5

Subject of the article

STATE OF INTERLEUKINS WITH NONSPECIFIC INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA (310-315)

Authors

Makhmatmuradova N.N.

Institution

Samarkand State Medical University

Abstract

With nonspecific interstitial pneumonia, violations of the immunocompetent cells of the peripheral bloodstream occur in the form of a change in the concentration of serum cytokines - IL-1β, IL-17A. They determine the production of acute phase proteins, fibrinogen, the level of leukocytosis and the level of SRE. The relationship between changes in the concentration of interleukins and the severity of the pathology was established. The foregoing confirms the undoubted participation of interleukins at the beginning and in the process of the formation of the pathological process, especially in patients with moderate and severe course, and to a lesser extent in patients with mild ones.

Key words

nonspecific interstitial pneumonia, blood plazma, interleukins.

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