Features Of The Treatment Process And Improvement Of Results In The Treatment Of Multi-Resistant Forms Of Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Abstract

The article examines the features of the treatment of patients with multidrug-resistant forms of pulmonary tuberculosis and suggests approaches to improving the results of treatment of such patients. Pathomorphosis (the process of changing pathological changes) in the lungs in multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis is described and highlights the features of this process. The author draws attention to the fact that patients with MDR forms of pulmonary tuberculosis have complex changes in the lung tissue, which may complicate the effectiveness of treatment. The article also discusses various approaches to the treatment of MDR forms of pulmonary tuberculosis. The author suggests using a combination of antibiotics, as well as other therapeutic strategies, such as surgery or treatment with the use of new drugs. The effectiveness of these approaches is discussed and the results of studies confirming their positive effect on treatment outcomes are presented. The main focus of the article is on improving the results of treatment of MDR forms of pulmonary tuberculosis. The author discusses not only the medical aspects of treatment, but also the importance of psychosocial support for patients, teaching them the skills of self-management of the disease and compliance with the treatment regimen. The need for an integrated approach to the treatment of MDR forms of pulmonary tuberculosis is emphasized, taking into account all factors affecting treatment outcomes.