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Classical ideas of the clinical course and roentgenological image of pneumoniae in sucklings which begin easily [2,7] and are often accompanied by respiratory failure underwent an outlined evolution in recent decade. Changes in the clinical course are related to more and more often established mixed viral-bacterial etiology [4,10,11] while rapidly changing roentgenological images are due to the influence of a series of factors [4,5]. There exists a more manifested relation between etiological agent and clinical course as well as between morphological and functional changes of roentgenological image [6,8,9]. However, this fact is still ignored [3-5]. That is why there is an incoincidence rate between preliminary clinical diagnosis and the final one in cases with acute bronchopulmonary inflammatory processes according to various investigations of approximately 60 per cent [1,5J. The purpose oi this work is to present some peculiarities of roentgenological diagnosis originating from the dynamics and combination of roentgenological symptoms in acute pneumoniae in sucklings which can lead to diagnostic errors.

ON THE DYNAMICS OF SOME ROENTGENOLOGICAL CHANGES IN ACUTE PNEUMONIAE IN SUCKLINGS