ASSESSMENT OF INDICATORS OF CYTOPENIC SYNDROME IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS OF VIRUS ETIOLOGY

Аннотация
In the world, special attention is being paid to scientific research aimed at identifying changes in the general blood analysis in liver cirrhosis of viral etiology, as well as the characteristics of cytopenic syndrome and improving measures to develop these changes. In this regard, the study of the etiological factors of liver cirrhosis, that is, the study of the molecular genetic characteristics of the hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV), the identification of the pathogenetic development of the disease in patients with liver cirrhosis, the assessment of the level of features of cytopenic syndrome in these patients and their study of various stages of liver diseases and their relationship with etiology, early diagnosis of these changes and improvement of treatment requires implementation of a number of tasks, and conducting research in this direction is of particular importance.
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