CLINICAL AND PATHOGENETIC FEATURES OF POST-VACCINATION COMPLICATIONS IN CHILDREN AND IMPROVEMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC METHODS

Abstract

Most post-vaccination reactions have a benign and transient course, however, in some cases, neurological, allergic and systemic complications may develop that require timely diagnosis and comprehensive treatment. The article examines modern ideas about the pathogenesis, clinical and neurological manifestations of post-vaccination complications in children, highlights the methods of laboratory and instrumental diagnostics, and presents the principles of a differentiated approach to patient therapy and rehabilitation. The development of post-vaccination complications is associated with a complex interaction of immunological, inflammatory and neurometabolic processes.