Hemagglutination reaction in the diagnosis of colienteritis

Abstract

In recent years, it has been established that colienteritis occupies a prominent place among acute gastrointestinal diseases in young children, especially in the first year of life. However, colienteritis is often not recognized due to the imperfection of the diagnostic methods used. Thus, the bacteriological method of research, according to our data, gives only 9.8% of the seeding rate of pathogenic E. coli, the luminescent-serological method - 33.3%, which cannot satisfy pediatricians and forces them to continue the search for improved methods of laboratory diagnostics.

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