Abstract

In pyelonephritis, the pathogenic factor affecting the chronic stage of inflammation loses its leading role; processes that influence changes in the rheological properties of blood and microcirculation play an important role, which leads to the development of a chronic condition. occurs -the causes of this disease are a risk factor for the mother and fetus, leading to perinatal losses.In patients with acute pyelonephritis, significant changes are observed in the hemostatic system, clinical and laboratory parameters. The above changes intensify during the transition from the serous stage of kidney inflammation to the purulent stage.

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