CLINICAL FOLLOW-UP OF THE FEATURES OF CLINICAL COURSE OF INTESTINAL YERSINIOSIS
Intestinal yersiniosis is an infectious disease caused by a human pathogenic Yersinia enterocolitica with fecaloral mechanism of transmission. It is widespread in the world of acute intestinal diseases and characterized by polymorphism of clinical manifestations: intoxication, fever, involvement of gastro-intestinal tract, skin, musculoskeletal and other organs. It has a propensity to relapse, recurrence and chronicity of the process. Detection, diagnosis and treatment of yersiniosis, of course, is a serious problem primarily for physicians, infectious disease specialists, epidemiologists, microbiologists. However, the polymorphism of clinical symptoms is often the erased picture of initial manifestations, the similarity of the clinical picture with other bowel diseases (inflammatory, infectious, neoplastic nature), involvement in the pathological process of many organs and systems, the sporadic predominant onset, the possibility of chronicity leads to the fact, that originally being infectious, intestinal yersiniosis remains unrecognized, hiding under the guise of various diseases of the digestive system, musculoskeletal system, connective tissue, nervous system, skin and others. This should be well known to physicians, gastroenterologists, because namely the doctors in these professions perform an initial medical examination and must have suspicions about this disease. The article is devoted to the feature of clinical course of intestinal yersiniosis. The description of clinical case, complexity of making early diagnosis, stages of differential diagnostics is given in the article