Consensus resolution on the antipyretic therapy in ARI in children over 3 years. July 4, 2024, Vladimir; October 5–6, 2024, Kislovodsk

Every year, a seasonal increase in the incidence of respiratory infections is registered in the Russian Federation, primarily among children. It significantly increases the burden on the outpatient pediatric service. It is especially important to optimize the daily practice of pediatricians by developing algorithms and updating treatment protocols, as well as creating and conducting training programs. Fever is a leading symptom in acute respiratory viral infections and one of the most common reasons for seeking help in outpatient pediatric services. Leading experts in the field of therapy of respiratory infections in pediatrics have repeatedly discussed the problems of management of feverish children with acute respiratory infections, routing, personalized choice of therapy regimens at the outpatient stage of medical care. As a result, a number of positions concerning the individual use of antipyretic drugs in children over 3 years of age were agreed upon, “alarming” symptoms requiring immediate assistance/hospitalization were listed, and an algorithm for prescribing antipyretic therapy in children over 3 years of age was agreed upon.

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Pediatrics Consilium Medicum
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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.26442/26586630.2024.4.203098
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Metabolism and Genetic Disorders
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Consensus resolution on the antipyretic therapy in ARI in children over 3 years. July 4, 2024, Vladimir; October 5–6, 2024, Kislovodsk

В. А. Анохин, Е. П. Карпова, Г. Н. Никифорова, Yu. V. Lobzin et al.
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Consensus resolution on the antipyretic therapy in ARI in children over 3 years. July 4, 2024, Vladimir; October 5–6, 2024, Kislovodsk

В. А. Анохин, Е. П. Карпова, Г. Н. Никифорова, Yu. V. Lobzin, А.Н. Колесникова, Н.А. Геппе, Н. Д. Одинаева, L. D. Panova, T. A. Kogut, I. P. Charushina, А.Б. Малахов, В. М. Свистушкин, И. Н. Захарова, Д. А. Тулупов, Р. А. Иванова, I.B. Kozlov, А.В. Горелов, Galina Yu. Poretskova, Е Н Серебрякова, Vera V. Zelenskaya, Л. Н. Мазанкова, Vera Reviákina, Natalya A. Ilyenkova, Э. Э. Локшина, Zhanna L. Malakhova, Д. А. Каюмова, Vera P. Vavilova, Pavel V. Berezhanskiy, Т. А. Чеботарева, M.G. Lukashevich, Р. М. Файзуллина, E. N. Kravtsova, E.G. Kondyurina, G.M. Filippova, Н.Г. Колосова, V.E. Kokorina, О.М. Колесникова, Ирина Максимовна Косенко, Y. L. Mizernitskiy, E. S. Samoshkina, Ol'ga V. Karneeva, Nadezhda V. Il'intseva, Marina F. Mikaelian, Natal'ia E. Seniagina
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Abstract

Every year, a seasonal increase in the incidence of respiratory infections is registered in the Russian Federation, primarily among children. It significantly increases the burden on the outpatient pediatric service. It is especially important to optimize the daily practice of pediatricians by developing algorithms and updating treatment protocols, as well as creating and conducting training programs. Fever is a leading symptom in acute respiratory viral infections and one of the most common reasons for seeking help in outpatient pediatric services. Leading experts in the field of therapy of respiratory infections in pediatrics have repeatedly discussed the problems of management of feverish children with acute respiratory infections, routing, personalized choice of therapy regimens at the outpatient stage of medical care. As a result, a number of positions concerning the individual use of antipyretic drugs in children over 3 years of age were agreed upon, “alarming” symptoms requiring immediate assistance/hospitalization were listed, and an algorithm for prescribing antipyretic therapy in children over 3 years of age was agreed upon.

Pediatrics Consilium Medicum(4)
Novosibirsk State Medical University (RU), Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (RU), Volgograd State Medical University (RU), Rostov State Medical University (RU), Kuban State Medical University (RU), Sechenov University (RU), Kazan State Medical University (RU), Petrozavodsk State University (RU), Yaroslavl State Medical Academy (RU), First Pavlov State Medical University of St. Petersburg (RU), Chelyabinsk State Medical Academy (RU), National Research Mordovia State University (RU), Federal Research Centre of Nutrition and Biotechnology (RU), Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (RU), Perm State Medical Academy (RU), Krasnoyarsk State Medical University (RU), Kemerovo State Medical University (RU), Children's Scientific and Clinical Center for Infectious Diseases of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (RU), Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education (RU), Central Research Institute of Epidemiology (RU), Bashkir State Medical University (RU), Samara State Medical University (RU), Dmitry Rogachev National Research Center of Pediatric Hematology, Oncology and Immunology (RU), City Clinical Hospital No. 2 (RU), Regional Clinical Research (US), City Clinical Hospital No15 named. O. M. Filatova (RU), Children's City Clinical Hospital №11 (RU), Saint Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
Metabolism and Genetic Disorders
0.76
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