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https://doi.org/10.14300/mnnc.2022.17049

Studying the etiology of community-acquired pneumonia in children treated in the hospital

[Abstracts]
Elena Rakitina; Marina Golubeva; Vladimir Baturin; Sergey Minaev; Araratovna  Musaelyan Olga; Zalina Vladimirovna  Bolloeva; Yuliya Vladimirovna  Borisova; Boris Sergeevich  Shaposhnikov;

The study determined the etiological structure and sensitivity to antibacterial agents of pathogens of uncomplicated and complicated forms of pneumonia in children treated in a multidisciplinary hospital. According to the study, that timely bacteriological diagnosis in the treatment of pneumonia in childhood with an adequate selection of effective antibacterial agents helps reduce hospitalizations and the development of complicated forms of pneumonia.

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Keywords: community-acquired pneumonia, pathogens, children