Electrophoresis of human concentrated leukocyte interferon in the treatment of jaundice-free forms of viral hepatitis A in children

Interferons as the most important factors of nonspecific reactivity of the organism perform a variety of control-regulatory functions aimed at preserving cellular homeostasis. The main of these functions are antiviral, antiproliferative, immunomodulatory and radioprotective. In recent years there have been reports on the use of interferon in various diseases, including viral hepatitis. Massive doses of interferon and repeated prescriptions are used for basic intramuscular administration.