CLINICO-IMMUNOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULINS AS AN ADJUVANT THERAPY FOR SURGICAL SEPSIS

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We observed 46 patients with sepsis, which were divided into 2 groups. I group (25 patients) received traditional treatment, II group (21 patients) in addition to conventional therapy received enriched IVIG (IgM+IgA). Comparative assessment of the combination of intravenous immunoglobulin’s and traditional therapy indicated the clinical effectiveness of IVIG therapy, which results in reducing the severity of systemic inflammation, the severity of the disease and the mortality in patients with surgical sepsis.

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V. B. Shumatov

State budget educational institute of higher professional education Pacific State MedicalUniversity of Ministry of health Russian Federation

Doctor of Sciences, Professor of the Department of intensive care, anesthesiology, intensive care and emergency medical services,

Vladivostok

Russian Federation

V. A. Lazanovich

State budget educational institute of higher professional education Pacific State MedicalUniversity of Ministry of health Russian Federation

Author for correspondence.
Email: immuno2003@mail.ru

Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of normal and Pathological Physiology,

 

Russian Federation

V. E. Krasnikov

State budget educational institute of higher professional education Pacific State MedicalUniversity of Ministry of health Russian Federation

Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of normal and Pathological Physiology,

Vladivostok

Russian Federation

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