STUDY OF THE ONCOEPIDEMIOLOGICAL STATE OF LYMPHOMA INCIDENCE IN CHILDREN OF PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE

Alimova, Gulrukh, Mamarasulova, Dilfuza, Maxmudova, Barno, Arzibekova, Umida, Aлимова, Гулрух, Мамарасулова, Дилфуза, Махмудова, Барно, Aрзибекова, Умида, Alimova, Gulrux, Mamarasulova, Dilfuza, Maxmudova, Barno, Arzibekova, Umida

Халқаро илмий педиатрия журнали · 2025-yil

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The study of early diagnosis of malignant lymphomas in children of primary school age is a relevant and rapidly developing area of medicine. In recent years, scientific progress has led to the development of new approaches, technologies and strategies that increase the effectiveness of detection and treatment of this pathology.Modern research has identified a number of specific biomarkers that are associated with the development of malignant lymphomas. Objective. To determine the role of preventive examinations in children of primary school age in identifying malignant lymphomas and to develop recommendations for increasing their effectiveness. Materials and Methods. The study included 1,000 children of primary school age (6 to 10 years old) from secondary schools in the region. Participants are divided into groups depending on gender, age and clinical signs identified during preventive examinations. The study involved clinical, instrumental and laboratory research methods. Results and Discussion. The results showed that during preventive examinations of 1000 children of primary school age (6–10 years old), it was revealed that malignant lymphoma was suspected in 5% of children, of which 1% of cases were confirmed.  The highest detection rate was observed in children 8–9 years old, and lymphomas were more often diagnosed in boys (1.2%) compared to girls (0.8%).Geographic analysis showed an even distribution of incidence between urban and rural regions. Regular screenings have proven effective in early detection of lymphomas, especially in the 8-9 age group. The most significant ultrasound marker was the parameter of pathological vascularization. Ultrasound in combination with determination of LDH levels is a highly informative method for the early diagnosis of lymphomas. Conclusion. The use of modern methods of statistical data processing made it possible to obtain reliable results and identify key factors associated with the development of lymphomas and other pathologies in children. This provided the basis for the development of early diagnostic algorithms.

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MualliflarAlimova, Gulrukh, Mamarasulova, Dilfuza, Maxmudova, Barno, Arzibekova, Umida, Aлимова, Гулрух, Мамарасулова, Дилфуза, Махмудова, Барно, Aрзибекова, Умида, Alimova, Gulrux, Mamarasulova, Dilfuza, Maxmudova, Barno, Arzibekova, Umida
JurnalХалқаро илмий педиатрия журнали
Nashr sanasi2025-02-25
Jild4
Son1
Betlar765-770
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DOI10.56121/2181-2926-2025-4-1-765-770

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лимфома, васкуляризация, лактатдегидрогеназа, корреляция, ночные поты, limphoma, vascularization, lactate dehydrogenase, correlation, night sweats, limfoma, vaskulyarizatsiya, laktat dehidrogenaza, korrelyatsiya, tungi terlar

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