Dynamics of bowel microecology in children with mono- and mixed-version of rotavirus infection

What is it about?

study of the characteristics of the intestinal microflora in children with mono- and mixed variants of rotavirus infection

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Why is it important?

The intestinal microflora occupies an important place in maintaining homeostasis, since it regulates the development of the immune system after birth. Disturbance of the balance of intestinal microbiota can serve as one of the causative factors for the development of infectious diseases, namely, rotavirus infection. The state of microbiocenosis in young children largely determines the course of the disease, its severity, duration and timing of sanation from the pathogen in the case of rotavirus infection

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