FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: invention refers to medicine, namely to paediatrics and immunology, and can be used for prediction of recurrent EBVI in children. Method for prediction of Epstein-Barr recurrence of viral infection in children involves evaluating immunological parameters by immunoassay and in the presence of antibodies to Epstein-Barr virus class antigen of IgG class and within specified limits of absolute number of values CD3+ 2.1–6.2×109/l, CD7+ 2.0–4.3×109/l, CD8+ 0.2 -0.8×109/l, the clinical manifestations of the Epstein-Barr recurrence of the viral infection are predicted.
EFFECT: proposed method is easy to reproduce, does not require high material costs, and when examining patients enables predicting the development of recurrent EBVI in children in 95–100 %.
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Dates
2019-12-09—Published
2018-11-26—Filed