IMMUNOINFLAMMATORY BIOMARKERS IN PREDICTING THE COURSE OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIES IN CHILDREN

Abstract

Studying the relationship between the levels of IFN-α, IFN-γ, IL-17A, S100A, as well as autoantibodies to NF200 and the main protein of myelin will expand the understanding of the mechanisms of development of peripheral polyneuropathy in children, identify the most informative immunological markers of the activity of the pathological process and create the basis for the development of new approaches to predicting the course of the disease and monitoring effectiveness. immunomodulatory therapy.