STRUCTURE OF JUVENILE IDIOPATHIC ARTHRITIS ACCORDING TO THE REGISTRY OF CHILDREN WITH RHEUMATIC DISEASES IN ANDIJAN
Keywords:
rheumatic diseases in children, juvenile arthritis, basic antirheumatic therapy.Abstract
The article analyzes the structure of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), as well as the structure of antirheumatic therapy. The study included 170 patients with JIA living in Andijan, aged from 1 to 17 years, of which 108 were female (63.8%), 62 (36.2%) were male. The problem of studying JIA is one of the most pressing in pediatrics. For the first time, a register of children suffering from rheumatic diseases was created in Andijan. Work remains to be done to identify patients with the onset of JIA, as well as patients who are not registered with a pediatric rheumatologist, with the aim of registering them at the dispensary and including them in the register.
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