Abstract:
Studies of microbial eczema pathogenesis remains to be a pressing problem in dermatology. Since the number of mikrobial eczema patients has increased in recent years, dermatolosis tends to take a severe course with freguent relapses which respond very badly to treatment. A study of the functional state of the digestive organs and kidneys was conducted on 92 patients afflicted with microbial eczema. It was found out that microbial eczema proceeded against a background of pathologic changes of the structure of the gallbladder in an overwhelming majority of the patients (91,30 %), liver changes in half of the patients and one third of the patients suffered from changes of the pancreas and kidneys which were established by means of ultrasonic examination. The revealed pathology was combined and was characterized by a latent course in 2/3 of the examined patients. Microbial eczema had a chronic course with freguent and prolonged relapses in all the patients with pathology of the organs of the hepatobiliary system, pancreas and kidneys which must be taken into account in case of administering a complex pathogenetic treatment to patients.
