MENINGOKOKK INFEKTSIYASI BILAN KASALLANGAN BEMORLARNING YOSHMA-YOSH UCHRASH SABABLARI
Abstract
Meningokokk infektsiyasining epidemiyalari kutilmaganda yuzaga keladi va uni oldindan bashorat qilib bo‘lmaydi. Hozirgi kunda meningokokk infektsiyasi dunyoning 150 dan ortiq mamlakatlarida ro‘yxatga olingan va O‘zbekiston ham ularning tarkibiga kiradi.
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