Clinical and epidemiological features of viral hepatitis B and C in patients with kidney diseases

Danger of infections associated with hepatitis B or C viruses in dialysis patients is a negative impact on the kidney transplantation results, hemodialysis patients are at high risk of contracting various diseases, especially immunocompromised ones. Research purpose: analysis and determination of clinical and epidemiological features of viral hepatitis B and C in patients with kidney diseases. Efferent therapy methods include hemodialysis, plasmapheresis, plasmasorption, cytopheresis, cryopheresis, cryoplasmicsorption, hemosorption, etc. Due to the high degree of invasiveness, they can play an important epidemiological role in the spread of infections in hospitals and outpatient settings. Research results: in terms of breadth distribution, the level of incidence, the severity of the course and the frequency of development of chronic forms, the economic damage caused, these types of viral hepatitis occupy one of the leading places in human infectious pathology in Kyrgyzstan. Thus, viral hepatitis with parenteral transmission of pathogens (hepatitis B and C) is one of the most serious and urgent public health problems.