PHASE CHARACTERISTICS OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND CHANGES IN VEGETATIVE HOMEOSTASIS IN CHILDREN WITH SEVERE FORMS OF INTESTINAL INFECTIONS USING SALMONELLOSIS AS AN EXAMPLE

Abstract

 Thanks to the work of a number of researchers, many mechanisms of the pathogenesis of intestinal infections in children have been deciphered to date. In particular, the participation of reflex and humoral factors of the vegetative part of the central nervous system with the development of vegetative-visceral dysfunctions in their pathogenesis has been indisputably proven [45, 91, 142, 144]. According to the theory of A.A. Koltypin, these dysfunctions have a phase character and, regardless of the etiology, are caused by the continuity in the functional activity of the leading mechanisms of vegetative support of the body: sympathoadrenal, parasympathetic and humoral.