Immunological disturbances and their dynamics on the background of different therapeutic modes in patients with chronic obstructive dustus pulmonary disease with dyslipidemia

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) of dust etiology remains the leading disease of coal industry workers. Immunological disorders in dust COPD play one of the leading pathogenetic directions that ensure faster progression of the disease and early development of complications, are characterized by significant depression of the T-lymphocytic (especially helper) germ and compensatory, secondary activation of the production of cytotoxic killers, active B- lymphocytes, accumulation of immune complexes. The severity of immunological disorders was more pronounced than in individuals with a non-dust variant of the disease. Partial restoration of the initially existing T-lymphopenia and a decrease in the hyperreactivity of the B-lymphocytic system and autoimmunity is observed against the background of the use of hyperbaric oxygenation, but to a greater extent with the use of hypoxic hyperoxytherapy sessions.