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Results. In 55.56 % of children with recurrent respiratory diseases, the IgE level has exceeded the reference values of the age norm. Cellular immunity in 53.33 % of children with recurrent respiratory diseases and high IgE levels was significantly more often characterized by decrease in the relative amount of CD3+, CD4+ T-lymphocytes phenotype and increase in the relative values of CD25+ lymphocytes phenotype with a moderate positive direct correlation between CD25+ lymphocytes and IgE levels (R = 0.35, P < 0.05). In children with recurrent respiratory diseases and normal IgE levels the relative amount of СD3+, CD4+, CD8+ lymphocytes phenotype was decreased and increased CD16+, CD19+ phenotypes in 38.89 %, and increase in the relative values of CD25+ lymphocytes phenotype in 11.1 %. Regardless of the ability to IgE production the cellular immunity parameters within the age standard were recorded in 53.09 % of the examined children and violation of the cellular immunity was observed in 46.91 % of cases.

Characteristic of cellular immunity in children with recurrent respiratory diseases, depending on the level of immunoglobulin E production