CLINICAL-LABORATORY INDICATORS OF INTERSTITIAL KIDNEY PATHOLOGY IN CHILDREN IN THE STRUCTURE OF DYSMETABOLIC NEPHROPATHY.

Dysmetabolic nephropathy in children is a group of metabolic disorders, accompanied by increased excretion with urine of various salts (oxalates, urates, phosphates) and as a consequence - damage to kidney structures. In paediatric urology, dysmetabolic nephropathy accounts for about 27-64 per cent of all urinary system diseases in children; in paediatric practice, almost one in three children show signs of urinary metabolism. Children with dysmetabolic nephropathies are at high risk for interstitial nephritis, pyelonephritis, and urinary disease.