RELATIONSHIP OF OXALATE NEPHROPATHY AND DIGESTIVE PATHOLOGY IN CHILDREN
Abstract
Study of the structure, combined pathology of the kidneys and the digestive system of nonmicrobial etiology are researched in this article. A survey of 120 children with oxalate nephropathy was conducted. The age of children from 3 to 14 years are examined. All children underwent general clinical studies, biochemical analysis of blood and urine, EFGDS, ultrasound of the abdominal organs and kidneys, a study of feces for dysbiosis. When oxalate nephropathy revealed a high frequency of combination of pathology of the gastrointestinal tract. The most common athologies of the digestive tract, which was detected in children with oxalate nephropathy, are: chronic gastritis (32%), biliary tract dysfunction (56%), duodenal ulcer (3%), and chronic enterocolitis (9%). Impaired bowel function, in the form of dysbiosis, was detected in 65.3% of children with oxalate nephropathy.