INTERFERON BETA 1B FOR THE IMMUNOMODULATORY TREATMENT OF MULTIOCULAR SCLEROSIS IN PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGIC PRACTICES
Abstract
Medications for the immunomodulatory therapy of the multiocular sclerosis are widely spread and have been applied in adult neurologic practices for a long time, although the data about their use among the patients under 18 is scarce and not classified. We present the history of foreign and russian experience in application of the medication for the immunomodulatory therapy of the multiocular sclerosis — interferon beta 1b — among children and teenagers along with the brief analysis of the acquired data about effectiveness and safety of this type of treatment in pediatrics in the published research.
Key words: multiocular sclerosis, immunomodulatory therapy, children, teenagers.
About the Authors
O.V. Bykova
Scientific Center of Children's Health, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow
Russian Federation
L.M. Kuzenkova
Scientific Center of Children's Health, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow
Russian Federation
L.M. Vysotskaya
Scientific Center of Children's Health, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow
Russian Federation
O.I. Maslova
Scientific Center of Children's Health, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow
Russian Federation
A.N. Boiko
Moscow Russian State Medical University, Moscow
Russian Federation
For citations:
Bykova O.,
Kuzenkova L.,
Vysotskaya L.,
Maslova O.,
Boiko A.
INTERFERON BETA 1B FOR THE IMMUNOMODULATORY TREATMENT OF MULTIOCULAR SCLEROSIS IN PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGIC PRACTICES. Pediatric pharmacology. 2006;3(6):35-38.
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