FIELD: medicine; pediatrics; infectology.
SUBSTANCE: invention can be used to assess the effectiveness of antiviral therapy in infectious mononucleosis in children. 1,5 months after the antiviral treatment in children with acute infectious mononucleosis, blood serum is analyzed for fractalkine by enzyme immunoassay. If the blood serum fractalkine level is less than 8.8 ng/ml, the antiviral therapy is considered to be effective, and if the fractalkine level is more than 8.9 ng/ml, the antiviral therapy is considered to be ineffective.
EFFECT: method provides the possibility of increasing the evaluation of the effectiveness of antiviral therapy in children with acute infectious mononucleosis and allows to improve the clinical course and outcome of the disease by determining the blood level of fractalkine 1,5 months after the antiviral treatment.
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Dates
2024-07-31—Published
2023-06-14—Filed