RESULTS OF COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN WITH DISEASES OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

Abstract

Objective: The study was carried out with the aim of improving the condition of patients after treatment and normalizing their usual life activities. Complex rehabilitation measures with the use of medications, including the drug Ipigrix, lead to the preservation of treatment results and the prevention of recurrence of the disease. Of particular importance is the correct choice of diagnostic tactics, treatment and comprehensive rehabilitation of children with diseases of the peripheral nervous system. Methods: To improve the diagnostic algorithm, we examined 100 children with various mononeuropathies aged 3 to 18 years. Out of 100 studied children, 80 are children with neuropathy after the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (injections), 10 are healthy children caused by excessive use of orthopedic bandages, 10 are patients with neuropathy of various etiologies. Collection of anamnesis allowed us to determine the duration of the disease, the effectiveness of the treatment and the accompanying pathology. Clinical and neurological examinations aimed at identifying sensory, motor, reflex and trophic disorders of patients were carried out. The complex rehabilitation period was 45 days. It used restitution, regeneration, compensation methods of rehabilitation. Results: The data obtained during the study confirmed the therapeutic significance of the practical application of complex rehabilitation measures developed by us for diseases of the peripheral nervous system in children. Conclusion: The use of the complex rehabilitation method we have developed in applied medicine (45 days) allows to significantly improve the clinical course of diseases of the peripheral system, including post-injection mononeuropathy, as well as restore the physical activity of the child, which leads to an improvement in the quality of life.