DISTURBANCE OF THE METABOLIC PROCESS FROM HOSPITAL PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN WITH A BURN CONDITION

With the development of complications in pathogenesis and other features, they are relatively different from the usual etiological factors, in particular, this applies to thermal injury.

Metabolic processes occurring in the lungs provide a highly organized cooperation of humoral and cellular protection factors of the bronchial tree (biochemical composition of secreted mucus, the state of the proteolysis-inhibition system, regulation of coagulation and fibrinolysis processes both in normal conditions and in acute pneumonia). Pneumonia in burnt patients develop early and can be detected already during the first day after injury. However, the level of diagnosis of these pneumonias leaves much to be desired.