MODERN ASPECTS OF DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF SPAZMOPHILIA IN CHILDREN
Keywords:
Spasmophilia, hypocalcemia, vitamin D, laryngospasm, eclampsia, rickets, spasm, metabolic alkalosis, apnea, Sulkovich test, Chvostyk's sign, Trusso's sign, Lyust's sign, Maslov's sign, emergency pediatrics.Abstract
The article examines modern approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of spasmophilia in children, including classification, methods for determining the activity of the disease, standardized assessment scales, and modern pharmacological and non-drug treatment methods. Special attention was paid to the importance of early and aggressive treatment, as well as the role of biological drugs. A comparative table of treatment methods is presented, indicating the advantages, disadvantages, and indications for use.
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