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CHLAMYDIA INFECTION AND RESPIRATORY DISORDERS Kuznetcov S., Kucherenko O., Zharkova T., Kucherenko M. Kharkiv national medical university, Kharkiv, Ukraine Abstract. Three chlamydial organisms are pathogenic to humans: C.pneumoniae, C.psittaci, and C.trachomatis. Clinical picture of chlamidiosis determine by species of the microbe. Efficiency of the treatment depends on timely and adequate therapy. Keywords: Chlamydia, pneumonia, infection. ХЛАМІДІНА ІНФЕКЦІЯ ТА РЕСПІРАТОРНІ ЗАХВОРЮВАННЯ Кузнєцов С.В., Кучеренко О.О., Жаркова Т.С., Кучеренко М.В. Харківський національний медичний університет, м. Харків, Україна Резюме. Розрізнюють три види хламідій: C.psitacci, C.рneumoniaе, C.trahomatis. Клінічна картина хламідіоза визначається видом збудника. Ефективність лікування залежить від своєчасної та адекватної терапевтичної тактики. Ключові слова: хламідія, пневмонія, інфекція. ХЛАМИДИЙНАЯ ИНФЕКЦИЯ И РЕСПИРАТОРНЫЕ ЗАБОЛЕВАНИЯ Кузнецов С.В., Кучеренко Е.О., Жаркова Т.С., Кучеренко М.В. Харьковский национальный медицинский университет, г. Харьков, Украина Резюме. Различают три вида хламидий: C.psitacci, C.рneumoniaе, C.trahomatis. Клиническая картина хламидиоза заболевания определяется видом возбудителя. Эффективность лечения зависит от своевременной и адекватной терапевтической тактики. Ключевые слова: хламидия, пневмония, инфекция.
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