FEATURES OF CLINICAL AND LABORATORY INDICATORS OF RENAL COMPLICATIONS DURING THE COVID- 19 PANDEMIC

Abstract

Relevance: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has been declared a pandemic, given its global spread. Children account for 1% of patients and are less likely to be severely ill than adults; although pre-school children and infants may have severe clinical manifestations. Urinary system damage in children with Covid-19 disease is progressive and is one of the most pressing medical problems of the present day. Renal pathology has a high risk of development in children at different stages of Covid-19 compared to the general population.