The role of herpesviruses and pneumocysts in infectious complications in children during liver transplantation

Infections occupy one of the central places among complications transplants. The frequency fatal infectious during first twelve months after transplantation ranges from 2.6 to 51.7%. Identifying markers opportunistic infections before will help reduce likelihood developing these induced immunosuppression. aim study was role herpesviruses and pneumocysts in occurrence children liver based on detection a number herpesvirus pneumocystosis. article presents results comprehensive examination for pneumocystosis 70 who were treated at Shumakov Transplantation Research Center. It should be noted that 55 patients (78.6%) diagnosed with complications, which 46 people (65.7%) had pneumonia. To detect IgM IgG antibodies pneumocysts, peripheral blood serum samples examined by enzyme immunoassay (ELISA). Detection common HBV antigens carried out indirect immunofluorescence reaction (NRIF). Early reproduction detected rapid culture method (BCM) Vero M-19 cell cultures CMVI. In event (pneumonia) underwent related transplantation, active EBI increased almost 7 times HCV-6 3.5 times. paper shows need broader laboratory screening infections, serve achieve better clinical results, contribute formation more advanced diagnostic algorithms, as well improve epidemiological surveillance infections.