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Pneumonias in childhood – therapeutic behavior

отGP News публикувано на 16.12.202327.02.2025 Otorhinolaryngology and Pulmonary Diseases
Вирусни пневмонии в ранна детска възраст

Issue 12/2023

Gabrovska, N., Spasova, A., Galacheva, A., Velizarova, S.
Pulmonology Clinic, SBAL for Children‘s Diseases „Prof. Ivan Mitev“ – Sofia

Pneumonia is the most common disease of the lower respiratory tract in children. An epidemiological study conducted by the World Health Association shows that the incidence of community-acquired pneumonia among children is about 0.18 episodes per child. According to other studies, 2 out of 100 children suffer from pneumonia. Generally speaking, pneumonia is an inflammation of the lower part of the respiratory tract, which occurs with particular severity due to a violation of the main respiratory functions of the lung – the gas exchange function, limiting the volume of the infiltrate; the influence of microbial colonization. All these factors lead to a severe disease, which proceeds with the characteristic features – fatigue, excruciating cough, high fever to the point of complete adynamia. In children, the disease is especially clearly visible in these stages of the most serious manifestation. Acute viral infections are the main predisposing factors.

Address for correspondence:
Gabrovska, N. 
Pulmonology Clinic, SBAL for Children‘s Diseases
„Prof. Ivan Mitev“ – Sofia
11 „Akad. Ivan Evstatiev Geshov“, Blvd. 
1612, Sofia

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