Organization of emergency and intensive therapy in the form fulminant viral hepatitis in young children

Conducted causal, intensive pathogenetic therapy for fulminant hepatitis ( FH ), aimed at the prevention of further progression . An analysis of 69 patients , 24 ( 40%) of the analyzed HBV in 20 ( 33.3 %) - to - and superinfection HDV. Patients in the intensive care unit , received detoxification , diuretics , vasodilators To reduce the immune response and necrobiotic processes in the liver using glucocorticosteroids( GCS), inhibitors of proteolysis hepatoprotectors . Treatment of hemorrhagic syndrome was performed taking into account the stage and severity of against heparin . When psychomotor agitation and convulsions used sedatives . Timely delivery of intensive care at the overwhelming number of patients with severe viral hepatitis prevents progression of cytolytic process and promotes healing at the same time with the development of hepatic coma avoid death was only in 12.5 % of cases.