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FEATURES OF EXTRACATIC SIGNS OF CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIS IN NASAL CAVITY IN CHILDREN

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60 children were examined, aged 3 to 18 years with chronic hepatitis B. All patients with chronic viral hepatitis had symptoms of general intoxication, increase and compaction of the liver, nasal bleeding, telangioectasia and palm erythema in the nasal cavity, as well as pronounced biochemical blood indicators. The clinical significance of the extracepatic signs of the nasal cavity in children suffering from chronic hepatitis B is determined by its role in the development of severe forms of course, the effect on the rate of progression of the main disease and the frequency of adverse outcomes.

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A.Rajabov

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# жигар# liver# печень# сурункали гепатит В# хронический гепатит В# chronic hepatitis B# внепеченочные признаки полости н# околоносовые пазухи# out-of-liver signs of nasal cavi# perinasal sinuses# бурун бўшлиғида жигар ташқи белг# бурун ёндош бўшлиқлари

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