COMPREHENSIVE ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTICS OF GLOMERULONEPHRITIS IN CHILDREN

Glomerulonephritis is a group of immune kidney diseases characterized by primary glomerular lesion and subsequent involvement in the pathological process of interstitium with a tendency to progression, transition to nephrosclerosis and the development of chronic renal failure syndrome. Until recently, there were no highly informative methods of reliable assessment of hemodynamic changes in the kidneys in nephrology. With the advent of Dopplerography methods in medicine, attempts have been made to use them for dynamic assessment of blood flow in the kidneys. Dopplerography methods are used, as a rule, to diagnose lesions of the main arteries having a relatively large diameter. However, the assessment of Dopplerographic indicators at various levels of the renal artery in glomerulonephritis in children is very relevant