CRYSTALLOSCOPIC METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING ENDOGENOUS INTOXICATION IN CHILDREN

medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves counting the number of double refraction crystals in plasma samples with and without proteases inhibitor added (epsilon- aminocapronic acid) and measuring proteases inhibitor dendrite area. The number of double refraction crystals in citrated plasma samples being from 15 to 300 and epsilon-aminocapronic acid dendrite area being from 243 to 291 mm2, the first degree endogenous intoxication syndrome is to be diagnosed. The number of double refraction crystals in citrated plasma samples being from 301 to 1000 and epsilon-aminocapronic acid dendrite area being from 242 to 162 mm2, the second degree endogenous intoxication syndrome is to be diagnosed. The number of double refraction crystals in citrated plasma samples being from 1001 to 5000 and epsilon-aminocapronic acid dendrite area being from 15 to 1000, the third degree endogenous intoxication syndrome is to be diagnosed. The number of double refraction crystals in citrated plasma samples without inhibitor being from 5000 to 15000 and in samples without inhibitor being from 1000 to 15000 and epsilon-aminocapronic acid dendrite area being from 80 mm2 to full vanishing, the fourth degree endogenous intoxication syndrome is to be diagnosed. EFFECT: high accuracy of prediction. 1 tbl