Abstract
For the first time, patterns of changes in the ratio of immunity indicators were revealed in chronic acquired toxoplasmosis — leukocyte intoxication index (LII), CD3, immunoregulatory index (IRI), total immunoglobulins, adaptive and compensatory reactions (tension coefficient) and functional state of the central nervous system (CNS) — changes in electroencephalographic research (EEG) according to the stem-diencephalic type — with the help of available informative methods, which allowed to assess the severity of the course, plan treatment and predict the outcome of the disease, without resorting to complex research methods. It has been established that the host-parasite relationship and clinical manifestations in chronic acquired toxoplasmosis largely depend on the protective and adaptive reactions and compensatory capabilities of the human body.
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