COVID-19 I IMUNOTERAPIJA U JUVENILNOM IDIOPATSKOM ARTRITISU

  • Nikola Opšta bolnica Bor https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3197-628X
  • Milica Jordanović Dom zdravlja Užice
  • Jelena Vojinović Klinika za pedijatriju, Univerzitetski klinički centar Niš
  • Milena Manojlović
Ključne reči: bolest izazvana koronavirusom, juvenilni idiopatski artritis, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, biološka terapija, egzacerbacija

Sažetak


Pandemija COVID-19 predstavlja ogroman izazov za pedijatre širom sveta. Deca obolela od juvenilnog idiopatskog artritisa (JIA) koja imaju COVID-19 i koja su po indikacijama na biološkoj terapiji mogu predstavljati medicinsku i etičku dilemu. Nastojali smo da u ovom radu odgovorimo na pitanje da li je sklonost ka egzacerbacijama JIA nakon preležane infekcije COVID-19 veća kod dece sa JIA na biološkoj terapiji nego kod dece sa JIA koja nisu na biološkoj terapiji. Osim toga, ispitali smo motivaciju roditelja za vakcinaciju dece i simptome bolesti COVID-19 u ovoj populaciji. Retrospektivna studija sprovedena je na osnovu rezultata ankete rađene između 10. 3. 2022. i 12. 5. 2022. godine koja je obuhvatila 65 pedijatrijskih bolesnika i bolesnica. Anketa je sadržala niz zatvorenih i otvorenih pitanja na koja su odgovarali roditelji. Deo podataka koji se ticao trajanja JIA, brojeva telefona i terapije preuzet je iz Heliant informacionog sistema. Za poređenje grupa korišćen je Hi-kvadrat test. Pokazalo se da je najčešći simptom bila temperatura, a pratili su je simptomi vezani za gornji respiratorni trakt. Egzacerbacija osnovne bolesti koja je usledila nakon COVID-19 infekcije u grupi dece na biološkoj terapiji sa JIA potvrđena je u četiri slučaja, dok je u grupi dece sa JIA koja nisu bila na biološkoj terapiji pogoršanje zabeleženo dva puta. Prilikom poređenja dveju pomenutih grupa nije nađeno statistički značajno odstupanje. Motivacija roditelja za vakcinaciju protiv SARS-CoV-2 bila je izuzetno niska. Studija koja bi obuhvatila veći broj obolelih od JIA dala bi pouzdanije podatke o uticaju COVID-19 na ovu grupu bolesnika. Predlaže se formiranje jedinstvene baze podataka dece sa JIA, budući da bi ona u budućnosti mogla pomoći kliničarima da poboljšaju kvalitet života ovih bolesnika.  

Biografija autora

Nikola, Opšta bolnica Bor

Education and training:
• Doctoral academic studies in the field of medical sciences University of Niš Faculty of Medicine 2020 - ongoing
• Pediatrics residency 2020 University Clinical Center Niš - ongoing
• Infant hip ultrasound course „Zemeho education” Belgrade (2020)
• Abdominal ultrasound course „Zemeho education“ Belgrade (2019)
• Internship in Community Health Center in Niš and Clinical Centre of Niš (2018)
• University of Niš Faculty of Medicine (2011-2018)


Work experience:
Worked as a physician in an emergency department and Department of pediatrics – Bor General Hospital (2018 - 2020). During that time, received training in simple surgical procedures, intubation, otoscopy and management of different emergency conditions. Was involved in early stroke and MI management, treatment of various respiratory pathology, arrhytmias, hypertensive crisis, polytrauma, wound suture etc. Was involved in deciding and interpreting different diagnostic procedures including rtx, ultrasound, CT, Labs, consulting senior physicians. Worked in a direct contact with covid patients, treating different pathology and emergency coditions.

Languages:
Serbian
English
German

Memberships:
-Member, Serbian Society of Emergency Physicians (DLUMS)
-Member, Serbian Medical Chamber
-Member, Serbian Medical Society
-Member, American College of Physicians
-Member, Niš Red Cross
-Member, Pravo na život Meri movement
-Member, Ujedinjeni protiv kovida movement


Bibliography/Presentations:
1. Jovanović Nikola, Jordanović Milica, Vojinović Jelena, Manojlović Milena, Stojković Milica. COVID-19 and immunotheraphy in juvenile idiopathic arhritis. Četvrti kongres pedijatara Srbije sa međunarodnim učešćem. Zbornik radova. Prir. BizEvent. Novi Sad: Udruženje pedijatara Srbije, 2022. Print.
2. Jovanović Nikola. Terapija opekotina trećeg stepena: teorijski pristup. Prvi kongres PharmaNaissa. Acta medica Medianae 2022;61(3):77-78.
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