Nitrogen oxide as the factor initiating and keeping development of inflammation in parodonta fabrics at patients with the chronic generalized periodontitis, severity level I-II in combination with parasitosis

Abstract

It is established that in a blood of patients with a chronic generalized periodontal disease from parazitoza (giardiasis, enterobiasis, toxocarosis) both at the I severity of a disease and at the II severity raised the content of nitrogen oxide. At patients with a СGP disease without parazitoz the reliable augmentation of concentration nitrogen oxide in blood serum became perceptible only at the II severity of a disease. The obtained data testify that at patients with a chronic generalized periodontal disease from parazitoza already at early stages of inflammatory process nitrogen oxide acts as an important pro-inflammatory factor whereas at patients with a CGP disease without parazitoz joins in inflammatory process of NO at the II severity of a disease. Definition of the content of nitrogen oxide allows to estimate efficiency of therapy, to prognosticate the course of a disease.