Physiological indicators in children with various forms of encephalopathy
Encephalopathy is a group of diseases whose main manifestation is gradual dystrophy of brain tissue. To treat the disease, it is important to eliminate the main factor that is gradually destroying the brain. These can be liver or kidney function failure, atherosclerosis, traumatic brain injury, diabetes mellitus and many other causes. This article therefore focuses on the assessment of physiological indicators in children with encephalopathy. The results of biochemical and hematological blood parameters, as well as changes in the respiratory and cardiovascular systems before and after rehabilitation are presented. The study of encephalopathy in children and adults caused by cardiovascular pathology, metabolic disorders and brain injury is a priority for modern paediatrics and neurology. The results of a study of biochemical and hematological indicators before and after rehabilitation showed a positive trend.