Primary peritonitis in children as a signal of a spontaneous form of secondary immune insufficiency

Abstract

The aim of the study was to reveal specificity of the anemnesis and of the immune system condition in children with primary peritinitis who had undergone a cavitory operation that failed to reveal the cause of the inflammation and to improve their health. There was some increase of the relative content of activated monocytes with the classic phenotype CD14 bright CD16 - HLA-DR + versus the total number of monocytes with a phenotype CD14 bright.

Keywords

• primary peritonitis
• flow сytometry
• spontaneous form of secondary immune deficiency
• activated monocytes
• cd14 bright cd16 -hla-dr+